The Law and Politics of Constitution Making: Lessons from Chile (Comparative Constitutional Change)
by Eduardo Alemán, Sebastián Soto Velasco
A focused study of the legal and political dynamics of constitution making, using Chile's recent reform process as a central case within comparative constitutional change.
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This book explores the legal and political dimensions of constitution making.
It draws on Chile's recent constitutional reform experience as a key case study.
The analysis situates the Chilean process within broader comparative constitutional change.
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