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Constitutional Wars: Constitutional Roots of the Peruvian Political Crisis
By Rafael Aste Rafael Aste is a second-year MAIA candidate at Johns Hopkins SAIS. The outlook for Peruvian democracy is rather bleak. Its democratic institutions effectively withstood the attempted self-coup by former President Pedro Castillo, but structural problems seem to … Continue reading
Posted in Constitutinalism, democracy, Uncategorized
Tagged CCSDD, Peru, SAIS, SAIS Europe
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Post-Communist nostalgia in Albania
By Sidita Trimi Sidita holds a Master degree in Human Rights and Multi-level Governance from the University of Padova, with an interdisciplinary focus and action-oriented approach to the study of human rights in a multi-level context. Almost two decades after the fall … Continue reading
CCSDD represented at The First CEI Diplomatic Forum of Diplomatic Academy of MFA & Ivanov School of Leaders Alumni Association Conference
Carna Pistan, the CCSDD Affiliated Researcher, participated in the First CEI Diplomatic Forum of Diplomatic Academy of MFA and Ivanov School of Leaders Alumni Association held on 11-13 November, 2015 in Skopje, Macedonia. Ms. Pistan gave a presentation titled “Micro Solutions for … Continue reading
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Tagged CCSDD, Central Europe, democratic consolidation, forum, ISLAA, South East Europe
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REMINDER: Secession Conference on Monday!
Are you a little confused about what’s going on in Crimea right now? Perhaps you’ve heard about Scotland trying to secede from the UK, but you don’t understand why. Or maybe you want to better understand how the dissolution of … Continue reading
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Tagged Balkans, Belgium, Canada, Catalonia, CCSDD, conference, Scotland, secession, Spain, UK, Yugoslavia
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Transition in Ukraine: Why, How, and What Next?
Giuseppe Di Luccia is one of the CCSDD’s Washington-based research assistants for the 2013-2014 school year. In December 2013, Giuseppe obtained his MA in International Law and Organizations from Johns Hopkins SAIS. He previously received a Master’s in Law from University of Naples Federico … Continue reading
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Tagged CCSDD, Crimea, Maidan Square, Russia, Soviet Union, Ukraine
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Tina Mendelsohn and the Future of Public Service Broadcasting
Join us tomorrow night for another installment of the CCSDD’s “International Journalism” seminar series. At 18:30 in the SAIS Europe Penthouse, German broadcast journalist Tina Mendelsohn will deliver a talk entitled “Public Service Broadcasting Under Pressure“. Ms. Mendelsohn is the host and editor of Kulturzeit, … Continue reading
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Tagged BIPR, CCSDD, International Journalism, seminar series
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ConstitutionNet Features Biagi’s Work on the 2011 Moroccan Constitution
ConstitutionNet has just featured a paper by one of the CCSDD’s researchers, Francesco Biagi, on the 2011 Moroccan Constitution. You can find their write-up here. ConstitutionNet is an initiative of the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (International IDEA). Partially funded by the … Continue reading
Gay Rights Lecture Tonight!
We hope that you enjoyed Norbert Koster’s lecture on Thursday, so much so that you’re already aching to come back for more. As promised, tonight the CCSDD will host the second lecture in the Law Seminar Series (check here for … Continue reading
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Tagged Cardozo School of Law, CCSDD, Citizenship, comparative constitutional law, constitutional law, Equal Rights, Gay Marriage, Gay Rights, Johns Hopkins, Johns Hopkins SAIS, law, Lecture Series, Michel Rosenfeld, Norbert Koster, SAIS, SAIS Europe, Same-Sex Marriage
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Introducing the International Journalism Lecture Series
The CCSDD is proud to sponsor two different lecture series at Johns Hopkins SAIS for the 2013-2014 academic year: “International Journalism” and “Law”. Hosted in conjunction with the Bologna Institute for Policy Research (BIPR), these lectures bring academics and practitioners … Continue reading
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Tagged al Media, Bill Emmott, Bologna Institute for Policy Research, CCSDD, china, democracy, Financial Times, Freedom of the Press, Girlfriend in a Coma, gorbachev, ibo, india, International Journalis, International Journalism, internationaljournalism, John Lloyd, Johns Hopkins, journalism, La Repubblica, law, Lecture Series, New Media, perestroika, reuters, SAIS, SAIS Europe, Sina Weibo, The Economist, Tina Mendelsohn, USSR, weibo, ZDF, ZDF TV
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The 10th Anniversary of the ‘EU and Legal Reform Summer School’ in Montenegro
Each year, the CCSDD runs the European Union and Legal Reform Summer School in Montenegro, a one-week post-graduate course that addresses the constitutional implications of the EU’s expansion into Eastern and Central Europe. Lead by CCSDD Director Dr. Justin Frosini, … Continue reading
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