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Amar Roopanand Mahadew - University of Mauritius, Human Rights Lecturer
The 'Best Loser System': An ingenious electoral system that helped Mauritius in maintaining peace in its multi-racial society or a system that institutionalises racial division?
Anne Smith & Khanyisela Moyo - Transitional Justice Institute/School of Law
Inclusion of Justiciable Socio-Economic Rights in Bills of Rights: Lessons for Northern Ireland from South Africa and Zimbabwe
Assefa Fiseha - Ethiopian Civil Service University, Associate Professor
Legislative - Executive Relations in the Ethiopian Parliamentary System: Towards institutional and Legal Reform
Caroline Kago - Kenyatta University School of Law, Lecturer
Implementation of the Constitution of Kenya by county governments: The significance of Public Participation.
Chido Octavious Masunda & Wurayayi Zembe - National University of Science and Technology, Lecturers
The Global political agreement (GPA) constitution making process in Zimbabwe: A new people-driven constitution or a misnomer?
David Brian Dennison - Uganda Christian University / Unversity of Cape Town, Lecturer / Ph. D Candidate
The Rebirth of the Political Question doctrine in Uganda: Self-imposed Freedom from the Judicial Review
Davison Muchadenyika - Ruhr University of Bobhum
The inevitable: Devolution in Zimbabwe's Constitution making process
Dr. Linda Musumba Kenyatta University School of Law, Senior Lecturer and Founding Dean
The case for comprehensive scenario building as a means for pre-testing the articles of a proposed constitution to ensure viability post promulgation: A case study of Kenya
Enoch Chilemba, University of the Western Cape, Doctoral Candidate
And they keep saying, 'My President, My Emperor, and my All': Exploring the antidote to the perpetual threat on Constitutionalism in Malawi
Eric Opiyo & Edward Wabwoto - Advocates of the High Court of Kenya
Limits on State Power; Examining the Role of Independent Commissions in Kenya
Etienne Mutabazi, Awatkeer Law Chambers in Juba in South Sudan, Senior Counsel
The requirements for a stable constitution in South Sudan
Gloria O. Akpore, University of the Gambia, Lecturer
Adoption of a viable constitutional structure for the Gambia: A need for the 21st century
Ikuromo Margaret Oruan, Niger Delta Univesity, Lecturer
The Military and Constitution making: The Nigerian Experience
Justin Ngambu Wanki, University of Pretoria, LLD Candidate
The place of the Judicial Review mechanism in a majoritarian democracy under a regime of Presidential absolutism: The case of Cameroon
Laurent Sermet / mentions "joint paper" - Université de la Réunion (University of Reunion Island), Professor
Juge et crise. Réflexions sur les jurisprudences des Cours constitutionnelles de Madagascar et des Comores (Judge and Crisis. Thoughts on the jurisprudence of the constitutional courts of Madagascar and Comores)
Melizsa Mugyenyi
The Judiciary - Emerging Vanguard of Kenya's Constitution Implementation process
Michael C. Ogwezzy, Lead City University, Ph.D. in View
Public participation in Constitutional Amendments: A new Approach towards constitution making in Nigeria
Moses Tofa & Rejoice Makaudze - King's College London, Conflict,Security and Development Group
Games politicians play: Zimbabwe and the making of a metaphorical constitution
Ngcimezile Mweso, University of the Western Cape, Doctoral Candidate
The limits of State Power through Constitutional Supremacy: A case of Academic Freedom Struggle in Malawi
Noel Kabeya, Univeristy of Kinshasa, Assistant Lecturer
Constitutionnalisme et démocratie sous l’empire de la constitution du 18 février 2006 en République Démocratique du Congo : entre espoirs et déceptions (Constitutionalism and democracy under the constitution of 18 February 2006 in the Democratic Republic of Congo: between hope and disappointment)
Obonye Jonas, University of Botswana / Jonas Attorneys, Lecturer / Practising Attorney
The Participation of Women, Youth and Disabled Persons in Constitution Making Process: Experiences from Africa
Ojo Victoria Olayide & Uwede Meshack Okezi- Babcock University
Rethinking the Nigerian constitutio: The way forward
Paleki M. Obur - South Sudan Women's Empowerment Network, Executive Director
The Transitional Constitution of the Republic of South Sudan/ The Transitional Constitution from a Gender Perspective
Philani Moyo & Cornelias Ncube - University of Fort Hare / University of KwaZulu-Natal, Senior Lecturer / Postdoctoral Fellow
Devolution of power in Zimbabwe's new constitutional order: Opportunities and potential constraints
Pierrette Essama Mekongo - University of Yaounde II, Lecturer
Constitution-making: A never ending process? An enquiry into the Constant Amendments to the Cameroonian Constitution
