Constitutional law
Alternative labels
Constitutional matters
Constitutions
Report
A First Nations voice in the Constitution
This design issues report has been produced for the Referendum Council to identify the broad parameters of a First Nations Voice that may be enshrined in the Australian Constitution in a Referendum of the Australian people.
Report
Impeachment 101: the history, process and prospect of a Trump impeachment
Just two US presidents have been impeached and none removed from office. Despite this, there has been much speculation about the prospect of Donald Trump being impeached by Congress. But how likely is this? Professor Simon Jackman looks at the constitutional, legal and political factors at play.
Journal article
A comparative analysis of constitutional recognition of Aboriginal peoples
A comparative analysis on the constitutional recognition of Indigenous peoples in four jurisdictions.
Journal article
Emergence of inter-identity alliances in struggles for transformation of the Kenyan constitution
Drawing from in-depth interviews and existing literature on Kenyan constitutional reform struggles, this paper illustrates how alliances between the different identities and movements were forged to allow for a common struggle.
Journal article
A constitutional personality: does the New Zealand public service possess one, and is it in good order?
Deconstructs and aims to provoke further response to a 4 May 2016 'Dominion Post' editorial, ‘Servants of the people, not govt’, in which it is implied that the NZ public service enjoys a constitutional personality (or identity) and, as such, it is vital to the integrity, efficiency and effectiveness of our system of government and...