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Latest news and updates from the Comparative Constitutions Project
- CCP and Constitutional Studies Will Convene IACL Workshops in BogotáCCP 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… Read more: CCP and Constitutional Studies Will Convene IACL Workshops in Bogotá
- Constitutional Studies publishes new issue on Constitutionalism in the Age of ExtremesConstitutional 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… Read more: Constitutional Studies publishes new issue on Constitutionalism in the Age of Extremes
- Celebrating 20 Years: Submit Your Research to CCP in the WildThe 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… Read more: Celebrating 20 Years: Submit Your Research to CCP in the Wild
- CCP Releases New Global Constitutional Data and Chronology on New WebsiteWe’re excited to announce the launch of the new Comparative Constitutions Project website, now hosted at the University of Texas at Austin! The refreshed platform offers improved navigation, updated resources, and enhanced accessibility for researchers, practitioners, and students of comparative constitutional law. Alongside this launch, CCP is releasing two major… Read more: CCP Releases New Global Constitutional Data and Chronology on New Website
- New Topic Comparison Tool Solves Core Research ChallengeCCP’s Concept Integration in Comparative Law project has launched a new tool that solves a core challenge faced by researchers working with large corpora like constitutions or court rulings. It develops a new approach by combining the efficiency of automated text analysis with the accuracy of domain expertise when identifying and tracking new topics in a… Read more: New Topic Comparison Tool Solves Core Research Challenge
