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2013 Working Paper Series
Publications

3 June 2013: Working Paper Series Published, “Consolidating the Arab Spring”

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3 June 2013: Working Paper Series Published, “Consolidating the Arab Spring”

2013 Working Paper Series
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Colloquium

1 May 2013: Andrew March Explores Divine and Popular Sovereignty in the Arab Spring

Andrew March at CT Colloquium
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Education

8 April 2013: CT Clinic Researchers Present Reports at University of Tunis

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Education

CT Researchers Meet with Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki

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Colloquium

3 April 2013: Asli Bâli Discusses Secularity and the State in Turkey at Colloquium Talk

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Lectures

Justice Albie Sachs Discusses his Role “Judging the Judges After Transition” in Kenya

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Lectures

Sujit Choudhry Speaks at UN DPA on Libyan Constitutional Transitions

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Colloquium

Kristen Stilt Discusses the Migration of Constitutional Islam at CT Colloquium

Kristen Stilt at the CT Colloquium
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Lectures

Panel Discusses Sri Lanka’s Post-War Slide Toward Authoritarianism

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Institutional

Constitutional Transitions Recognized by UN OHCHR for Promoting and Advancing Democracy

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Constitutional Transitions aims to become the world’s leading academic center that supports constitutional transitions through agenda-setting research and the education of the next generation of constitutional advisors.



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