April 4, 1996 in Pakistan
درى – [Support the project - submit available references]
العربية - [Support the project - submit available references]
1. PILdAT, Briefing Paper for Pakistani Parliamentarians 24 (2004).
December 11, 1995 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.
May 1, 1994 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.
September 13, 1992 in Morocco
العربية - [Support the project - submit available references]
English - [Support the project - submit available references]
1. Norddin Hennani, Le Projet de la Nouvelle Constitution: entre audace et prudence (2011), Link.
September 4, 1992 in Djibouti
العربية - [Support the project - submit available references]
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March 1, 1992 in Saudi Arabia
1. Paul Aarts, Maintaining Authoritarianism: The Jerky Path of Political Reform in Saudi Arabia, Orient 29-39 (2011).
2. Abdulaziz H. Al-Fahad, Ornamental Constitutionalism: The Saudi Basic Law of Governance, 30 Yale Journal of International Law 375.
3. Ayoub M. Al-Jarbou, Judicial review of administrative action under the Saudi law (2011).
4. Ayoub M. Al-Jarbou, Judicial Independence: Case Study of Saudi Arabia, 19 Arab Law Quarterly 5-54 (2004).
5. Ayoub M. Al-Jarbou, The Role of Traditionalists and Modernists on the Development of the Saudi Legal System, 21 Arab Law Quarterly 191 (2007).
6. Hossein Esmaeili, On a Slow Boat Towards the Rule of Law: The Nature of Law in the Saudi Arabian System, 26 The Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law 1 (2009).
7. International Constitutional Law Project, University of Berne, Constitutional Background Saudi Arabia (2010), Link (last visited Jan 13, 2012).
July 12, 1991 in Mauritania
1. Ahmed S. O. Bouboutt, Le juge constitutionnel face aux enjeux de la démocratisation dans les pays arabes : à propos du Conseil constitutionnel mauritanien, in Les constitutions des pays arabes 297-306 (Centre d’Études des Droits du Monde Arabe ed., 1997).
2. Bouboutt, Ahmed S. O., La construction de l’état de droit en Mauritanie : enjeux, stratégies et parcours, in L’ Etat de droit dans le monde arabe 301-341 (Ahmed Mahiou ed., CNRS-éditions ed. 1997).
3. Omar O. Dedde O. Hamady, L’évolution des institutions politiques mauritaniennes: Bilan et perspectives au lendemain de la réforme constitutionnelle du 25 juin 2006, 67 Zeitschrift für ausländisches öffentliches Recht und Völkerrecht 907-947 (2007).
4. Philippe Marchesin, Juge moderne et droit musluman : le cas de la Mauritanie, 156 in Afrique Contemporaine 261-266 (1990).
5. Anthony G. Pazzanita, The origins and evolution of Mauritania’s Second Republic, 34 The Journal of Modern African Studies 575-596 (1996).
6. Abdel Wedoud O. Cheikh, Une armée de tribus? Les militaires et le pouvoir en Mauritanie, 35 The Maghreb Review 339 (2010).
May 16, 1991 in Yemen
English - [Support the project - submit available references]
1. Shamiri, Nageeb, and Anna Würth. Yemen: A Burgeoning Democracy on the Arab Peninsula? In Constitutionalism in Islamic Countries: Between Upheaval and Continuity, ed. Grote, Rainer and Röder, Tilmann J. 2011-10.
October 12, 1990 in Somalia
Afsoomaali - [Support the project - submit available references]
العربية - [Support the project - submit available references]
1. Somalia Law Council, Somali Constitutions (2004), Link (last visited Jan 13, 2012).
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