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... to — if not exact reproduction of — the Government of India Act. The explicit persistence of the colonial constitutional structure — the fact of “colonial continuity,” to employ an oft-­used shorthand — is a central current in the life of postco- lonial constitutionalism...

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...Paul Sedra The Struggle for Constitutional Power: Law, Politics, and Economic Development in Egypt Tamir Moustafa Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2007 x, 328 pp., $85.00 (cloth) © 2008 by Duke University Press 2008 Himalayan People’s War: Nepal’s Maoist Rebellion as having...

... as an anomalous deviation from an American constitutionalism thought to embody the realization of immanent reason at the end of history, Du Bois demonstrates that the forms of barbarism, custom, and status posited as prior in this telos of constitutional progress to be products of the American juridico-political...

... complex dynamic of first the anglicized, and “Constitutions without Constitutionalism” Revisited then the swabasha political elites’ efforts to con- The most authoritative framework for evaluating trol a colonial administrative structure perceived this era within the context...

... state assemblies.18 However, at one stroke these “procedural” The new fundamental rights were not abso- provisions of the constitution empowered citizens lute, and they could be constitutionally circum- to challenge laws and administrative action before scribed...

...Stephen Legg The 1919 Government of India Act devolved powers to the provinces and then divided these roles of government into reserved and transferred subjects, the latter of which would be administered by elected Indian ministers: the constitutional experiment known as dyarchy. Recent scholarship...

...Touraj Atabaki In the historiography of Iranian constitutionalism and the constitutional revolution, the reformist movement is treated as a receptive movement crafted by the ideas originating chiefly from nineteenth-century Western Europe or Russia, with no dependencies on Asia or the Middle East...

...Sinem Gürbey In comparative and theoretical discussions, Turkey—where secularism is imposed from above as one of the irrevocable founding principles of the constitution—is criticized for being religiously hostile, aiming to repress religion in the public sphere in a coercive manner. This view...

... be appropriated as a means of expressing nineteenth-century European concern with origins. An examination of the Aryan myth thus addresses a fundamental concern of postcolonial criticism, namely that the West needed to constitute the Orient as its Other in order to constitute itself and its own subjective...

...Eleanor Newbigin; Ornit Shani; Stephen Legg The essays in this special section make a significant intervention into debates about the evolution of democracy in South Asia by prompting us to rethink the role of constitutionalism in this process. They focus on three constitutional moments in early...

... to relations of power that constitute sociohistorical contexts. Finally, the essay argues that what is problematic about Hobson-Jobson despite all its linguistic richness is not just the history from which it arose but its active participation in facilitating and constituting both that history and its agents...

... heroine Kannaki is a comparable figure, for its political resonances. The subject-constitution of both Antigone and Kannaki as figures of mourning allows me to explore the implications of the contemporary gendered politics of mourning in the first part of this essay. Central to my understanding...

... interest representation, constitutional safeguards for minorities, and the technical and enormously complicated allocation of sovereignty through federation—that is, some of the core tenets of imperial constitutionalism. By 1940, the Muslim League was no longer making constitutional claims as a religious...

...Shah Mahmoud Hanifi Abstract The constitutional history thread woven through Faiz Ahmed's Afghanistan Rising: Islamic Law and Statecraft between the Ottoman and British Empires unites Afghan, Indian, Ottoman, Islamic, modernist, and other strands of analysis. Hanifi's essay addresses issues...