constitutional law

  • Submissions for Constitutional Studies’ 2026 Issues Now Open in English, French, and Spanish

    Constitutional Studies is now accepting submissions for its 2026 issues in English, French, and Spanish! Constitutional Studies is an international open access, double-blind peer reviewed journal published twice annually by the Comparative Constitutions Project and International Association of Constitutional Law. Topics of Interest Constitutional Studies publishes work from a variety of disciplines addressing the theory and practice of constitutional government around the world. We…

  • Constitutional Studies Editors Convene Meet-the-Editors Meetings in October

    Constitutional Studies is starting Meet the Editors meetings this fall. These informal meetings hosted by Constitutional Studies editors provide an opportunity for prospective authors to hear directly from the editors about the journal’s mission and scope, editorial process, manuscript guidelines, language policy, and the benefits of publishing with Constitutional Studies. They are also an opportunity for prospective authors to…

  • Constitutional Studies Authors Convene for State of the Field Panels in September

    Constitutional Studies is convening authors from the Constitutional Studies June 2025 issue to discuss the state of the field of constitutional studies. The first panel on the State of the Field: Constitutional Change and Judicial Impacts onSeptember 18, 2025 provides a sweeping comparative view of what we know about the processes of constitutional change in recent decades, the evolution of constitutional…

  • CCP and IACL Relaunch Constitutional Studies as Multilingual Journal

    We are thrilled to announce a new partnership between the Comparative Constitutions Project and the International Association of Constitutional Law to jointly publish the journal Constitutional Studies. We have relaunched the journal as an international multilingual, open access journal, publishing work on the theory and practice of constitutional government around the world. Our first issue…

  • New Paper Uses Constitute to Analyze Environmental Rights

    Joshua C. Gellers, Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science and Public Administration at the University of North Florida, used Constitute to help build his dataset on the expansion of constitutional environmental rights for his most recent publication, “Explaining the emergence of constitutional environmental rights: a global quantitative analysis.” Dr. Gellers calls Constitute an…