The Comparative Constitutions Project is turning 20! Since 2005, CCP data has supported research on constitutional design across the globe. To mark this milestone, we’re launching CCP in the Wild—a showcase of the scholarship our data has helped make possible.
We want to hear from you. If you’ve used CCP data in your research—whether a published article, book chapter, dissertation, or working paper—we’d love to feature your work. This includes research using:
- Characteristics of National Constitutions (CNC)
- Chronology of Constitutional Events (CCE)
- Constitute
- Any other CCP dataset or tool
We welcome submissions at any career stage and in any language.
Submit your work here.
Browse the collection here.
Submissions take just a minute. We’re looking for the title, authors, year, a link to the work, and a brief note on how you used CCP data. We’ll review submissions and add them to the collection on a rolling basis.
Questions? Contact us at comparativeconstitutionsproject@gmail.com.
Help us celebrate two decades of collaborative constitutional research—and show the world what CCP data can do.