March 13, 2011 in Oman
العربية - [Support the project - submit available references]
English - [Support the project - submit available references]
1. Gulfnews.com, Qaboos gives legislative powers to Council of Oman (2011), Link.
September 12, 2010 in Turkey
العربية - [Support the project - submit available references]
Türk - [Support the project - submit available references]
Kurdî/کوردی – [Support the project - submit available references]
1. Levent Gönenc, The 2001 Amendments to the 1982 Constitution of Turkey, 1 Ankara Law Review 89-109 (2004).
2. International Constitutional Law Project University of Bern, Constitutional Background Turkey (2010), Link (last visited Jan 11, 2012).
3. Reuters, Factbox: Turkey’s constitutional amendments (2010), Link (last visited Jan 11, 2012).
April 19, 2010 in Pakistan
درى – [Support the project - submit available references]
العربية - [Support the project - submit available references]
1. Mahboob Hussain, Eighteenth Amendment in the Constitution of Pakistan: Success and Controversies, 8 Asian Social Science 81-88 (2012).
2. Sabrina Tavernise & Salman Masood, Pakistan Weighs Changes to Revise Constitution, The New York Times, April 6, 2010, Link (last visited Jan 19, 2012).
December 5, 2005 in South Sudan
العربية - [Support the project - submit available references]
1. Korwa Adar, Sudan peace process : challenges and future prospects (1. publ. ed. 2004).
2. Markus Böckenförde, Shari’ah and Human Rights in the Interim Constitution of Sudan, in Constitutionalism in Islamic Countries: Between Upheaval and Continuity (Grote, Rainer & Röder, Tilmann J. eds., 2011).
3. Böckenförde, Markus, Constitutional Engineering and Decentralization – Federal Structures as a means for Peace-Building in Sudan, in Transitional Constitutionalism 25-48 (H. Eberhard, K. Lachmeyer, & G. Thallinger eds., 2007).
4. Elliesie, Hatem, Friedensprozess und Verfassungsentwicklung im Sudan, 38 Verfassung und Recht in Übsersee 276-307 (2005).
5. Elliesie, Hatem, Quo vadis bilad as-Sudan? The Contemporary Framework for a National Interim Constitution, 8 Recht in Afrika 63-81 (2005).
6. Elliesie, Hatem, Rule of Law in Sudan, in Understanding of the Rule of Law in various Legal Orders of the World (Koetter, Matthias & Schuppert, Gunnar Folke eds., 2010).
7. Noah Ibrahim, The Sudanese Bill of Rights, 12 International Journal of Human Rights 613-635 (2008).
October 15, 2005 in Iraq
1. Zaid Al-Ali, Constitutional Legitimacy in Iraq: What Role Local Context?, in Constitutionalism in Islamic Countries: Between Upheaval and Continuity (Grote, Rainer & Röder, Tilmann J. eds., 2011).
2. Bawar Bammarny, Rule of Law in Iraq, in Understanding the Rule of Law in various Legal Orders of the World (Koetter, Matthias & Schuppert, Gunnar Folke eds., 2011).
3. Jörg Fedtke & Al-Ali, Zaid, The Constitution of Iraq: A Contextual Analysis (2011).
4. Robert Springborg, Democratic Beacon in Iraq: A dim light indeed, Orient 6-11 (2011).
5. Kirsten Stilt, Islamic Law and the Remaking of the Iraqi Legal System, 36 George Washington International Law Review 395 (2004).
August 6, 2005 in Mauritania
العربية - [Support the project - submit available references]
English - [Support the project - submit available references]
1. Abdel Wedoud O. Cheikh, Une armée de tribus? Les militaires et le pouvoir en Mauritanie, 35 The Maghreb Review 339 (2010).
September 5, 2004 in Qatar
March 8, 2004 in Iraq
1. Andrew Arato, Constitution Making Under Occupation: The Politics of Imposed Revolution in Iraq (2009).
2. Larry Diamond, Key Democratic Principles of Iraq’s Transitional Administrative Law (2004), Link.
3. Kirsten Stilt, Islamic Law and the Remaking of the Iraqi Legal System, 36 George Washington International Law Review 395 (2004).
February 1, 2004 in Somalia
العربية - [Support the project - submit available references]
1. Al-Jazeera English, In search of a Somali constitution (2011), Link (last visited Jan 13, 2012).
2. Somalia Law Council, Somali Constitutions (2004), Link (last visited Jan 13, 2012).
May 4, 2003 in Palestine
العربية - [Support the project - submit available references]
עברית - [Support the project - submit available references]
1. Khalil Shikaki & Jihad Harb, Toward a More Open and Inclusive Political System: A Return to a Presidential System is a Return to Instability, The Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research (2005).
2. Eugen Cotran & Emma Brown, The Protection of Human Rights in the Palestinian Territories, in Constitutionalism in Islamic Countries: Between Upheaval and Continuity (Grote, Rainer & Röder, Tilmann J. eds., 2011).
3. Ziad Abu Amir, The Palestinian Legislative Council: A Critical Assessment, 26 Journal of Palestinian Studies 90-97 (1997).
4. Nathan J. Brown, Requiem for Palestinian Reform: Clear Lessons from a Troubled Record, 81 Carnegie Papers (20007 Feb), Link.
5. Nathan J. Brown, Palestinian Politics after the Oslo Accords: Resuming Arab Politics (2003).
6. Mathias Mossberg, One Land, Two States? Parallels States as an Example of “Out of the Box” Thinking on Israel/Palestine, 39 Journal of Palestine Studies 39-45 (2010).
7. Muriel Asseburg, Fatah-Hamas-Abkommen: Ein wichtiger Schritt zu einer Zwei-Staaten-Regelung (2011), Link.
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