Constitutions of the World

Despite the Routledge imprint this book is a US‐produced title first published by Congressional Quarterly in 1995. The author is a Washington DC attorney specializing in international law who has served as an adviser on constitutional issues to several nations. He is also responsible for another new Routledge title, The Illustrated Dictionary of Constitutional Concepts[1]. Covering 80 countries “selected on the basis of their importance and size ... as well as judgement as to which constitutions most people would be interested in learning about”, this book offers summary information on constitutional frameworks. Country entries, arranged alphabetically Algeria‐Zimbabwe, are structured...