If there are significant online resources available that support the study of the constitution or the country's political development, the links are included on the country page.
"The endowment must look for ways to foster a greater awareness of our heritage of history, literature and philosophy," she said, noting that the endowment will stress study of the Constitution as the bicentennial of the signing of that document approaches.
Much like Thomas Jefferson, Alberdi's study of different constitutions was heavily influential on his own country's document, which can be regarded as the founding charter of a free Argentina.
A complement to classic studies of the Constitution's economic, ideological, and political origins, The State as a Work of Art sheds new light on the origins of the Constitution and on ongoing debates over its interpretation.
In our historical study of constitutions, my colleagues and I identified only 15 constitutions (in nine countries) that had ever included an explicit right to bear arms.
"We have a study of a hundred and ninety-four constitutions from around the world, prepared by Princeton University," he said.
To help him guide this document's creation, Ndulo enlisted students Calli Ferreira LL.M. '11; Lilian Balasanian '11; Ejemen Ofoman LL.M. '11; and Kamilka Malwatte '11, who performed a comparative study of several states' constitutions in search of best practices.
An introduction to the political philosophy of constitutionalism combined with a trans-historical and comparative study of constitution-making processes including the US, France, Mexico, Germany, Italy, and India.
In its final section, the digest provides ways in which study of the postwar constitution can enrich social studies instruction.
Gödel took the matter of citizenship with great solemnity, preparing for the exam by making a close study of the United States Constitution.
A new critique of Islamic law is produced through an in-depth study of the Iranian constitution, civil and criminal codes.
