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  • New Concept Repository Maps Topics across Law, Democracy, and Constitutions

    CCP’s Concept Integration in Comparative Law project has launched a new concept repository that allows researchers to explore networks of concepts across the field of comparative law. Sartori.network Concept Repository The new Sartori.network platform allows researchers to upload, map, and compare concepts from research groups spanning law, democracy, and constitutions. This provides a platform for researchers to ask, for example: What is the…

  • New Digital Tools Aid Comparative Constitutional Research

    CCP’s Concept Integration in Comparative Law project has launched two new digital tools to aid researchers working with large corpora like constitutions and court rulings. The team’s suite of open-source concept analysis tools includes a new constitution comparison tool (to assess the textual and thematic similarity of constitutions), a new domain comparison tool (to expand the scope of topics tracked in a corpus), and…

  • CCP and Constitutional Studies Will Convene IACL Workshops in Bogotá

    CCP and Constitutional Studies are organizing several important workshops at the International Association of Constitutional Law’s World Congress of Constitutional Law, taking place in Bogotá, Colombia from July 6-10, 2026. People interested to participate must submit an abstract at the links below by January 23, 2026. Working with Concepts: Knowledge Representation in Constitutional Law Workshop…

  • Constitutional Studies publishes new issue on Constitutionalism in the Age of Extremes

    Constitutional Studies—published by the Comparative Constitutions Project and the International Association of Constitutional Law—just published its new issue assessing the age of extremes we live in today—extreme weather events caused by climate change, extreme loss of lives due to pandemics, extreme economic inequality, and political and social extremes exacerbated by the compounded effects of old,…

  • Celebrating 20 Years: Submit Your Research to CCP in the Wild

    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…