The Enactment of Constituent Power in the Arab World
Most modern states have adopted written and rigid constitutions. The existence of a constitution presupposes a constituent power, distinguished from other constituted powers, created by the constitution itself, and a constituent power presupposes the ability of a society to develop its capacity to a...
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Ancilla Iuris
2006-10-01
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| Series: | Ancilla Iuris |
| Online Access: | https://anci.ch/articles/ancilla2006_88_khalil.pdf |