Today @iconnect_blog, Dr. Alexandra Flynn's (UBC) latest column examines the legacy of Supreme Court of Canada decision in Dickson v. Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation, a landmark on self governance for the country's indigenous peoples: iconnectblog.com/reimagining-co…

Today @iconnect_blog, Fereniki Panagopoulou explores landmark decision of Greek Special Highest Court, which annulled three parliamentary seats of the Spartans Party for misleading electoral lists, and held that ousted legislators shouldn't be replaced: iconnectblog.com/landmark-rulin…

Today @iconnect_blog, Mark Deng (Melbourne) examines the many ways in which South Sudan's president has been violating judicial independence and removing judges, and the difficulty of finding a solution given the country's militaristic executive branch: iconnectblog.com/judicial-indep…

Today @iconnect_blog, the latest weekly What's New in Public Law, featuring a run-down of new cases, news items, scholarship, conferences, and blog posts in our field: iconnectblog.com/whats-new-in-p…

Today @iconnect_blog, Karla Žeravčić and Kaja Stelmaszewska look at recent decision of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Constitutional Court striking down parts of Republika Srpska school curriculum and argue it reveals enduring fractures and const fragility: iconnectblog.com/rethinking-bos…

Today @iconnect_blog, Faraz Firouzi Mandomi demonstrates how the recent conflict triggered domestic constitutional changes in Iran, feeding legally institutionalized repression within a framework of authoritarian constitutionalism: iconnectblog.com/when-war-comes…

Today @iconnect_blog, the honor roll of peer reviewers for the International Journal of Constitutional Law (ICON) from the past 12 months: iconnectblog.com/icon-honor-rol…

Today iconnect-blog, Kwak Nohyun draws out some lessons from the constitutional vulnerabilities revealed by the recent South Korean impeachment crisis: iconnectblog.com/south-koreas-i…

Today @iconnect_blog, the latest What's New in Public Law, featuring cases, news, scholarship, events, and blog posts from around the globe: iconnectblog.com/whats-new-in-p…

Today @iconnect_blog, the table of contents for ICON's latest issue (volume 23, issue 1), featuring a foreword by Nehal Bhuta and a symposium on chief justices and democratic resilience: iconnectblog.com/icon-volume-23…

Today @iconnect_blog, the Editorial from ICON's new issue (Volume 23, Issue 1), featuring a rundown of the issue and a guest editorial by Laure Clement-Wilz and Fernanda Nicola on gender equality in judicial selection at the CJEU: iconnectblog.com/icon-volume-23…

Today @iconnect_blog, Anna Claudia Svododa argues that major reforms of the Brazilian Civil Code are being passed without sufficient debate or popular participation, raising concerns about democratic legitimacy: iconnectblog.com/legislating-in…

Today @iconnect_blog, Hassan Mustafa Hussein explains the long-standing lack of a regional constitution in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, and calls for the adoption of such a text: iconnectblog.com/three-decades-…

Today @iconnect_blog, the latest What's New in Public law compiled by Erick Guapizaca Jiménez and Rajesh Ranjan, and featuring cases, news, scholarship, calls for papers, and blog posts from around the world: iconnectblog.com/whats-new-in-p…

In latest I-CONnect column, Yoomin Won examines whether Kim Jong-un's recent announcement that North and South Korea are "two hostile states" marks a shift in inter-Korean relations, and how it impacts the traditional stated goal of reunification: iconnectblog.com/north-korea-in…

Today @iconnect_blog, Stefanus Hendrianto argues that recent attempts to initiate impeachment against Indonesian Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka show the deep flaws in the constitutional design of the Indonesian impeachment mechanism: iconnectblog.com/the-failure-of…

Today @iconnect_blog, Ashwani Kumar Singh and Olumide Opeyemi Toyinbo compile the latest What's New in Public Law, featuring a selection of cases, news, scholarship, calls for papers, and blog posts from the last week: iconnectblog.com/whats-new-in-p…

Today @iconnect_blog, Bernard Singarimbun uses recent Indonesian Constitutional Court decision, which requires that the state finance primary education for students in private as well as public schools, to examine broader challenges of right to education: iconnectblog.com/education-sove…

Today @iconnect_blog, Andrea Palumbo examines how two EU regs -- the DSA and the AI Act -- reflect a risk-based approach that challenges const principles, and questions which issues should be left to legislature rather than systemic risk managers: iconnectblog.com/delegated-powe…

Today @iconnect_blog, Kushagr Bakshi (Michigan) and Sarthak Gupta (S Ct India) bring you the latest What's New in Public Law, featuring last week's news, cases, calls for papers, blog posts, and scholarship from around the globe: iconnectblog.com/whats-new-in-p…