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Constitution-making in transition: a comparative study of the 2012 Egyptian and 2014 Tunisian constitutions
This master's project examines constitution-making in transition by analyzing both the 2012 Egyptian and the 2014 Tunisian constitutions as case studies. The processes of the two constitutions took place in quite similar post-uprising contexts in which Islamists were the majority and yet resulted in...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2015
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