This author delves into the intricate realms of international law and constitutional reform. With extensive experience in international commercial arbitration and comparative constitutional law, they offer profound insights into legal systems. Their work critically examines reform efforts across the Arab region, particularly in nations undergoing significant political transitions. Through their publications, they provide an analytical perspective on constitutional development and its societal implications.
This book will provide anyone who is interested in constitutional law, Arab politics and peace studies with an insider's account and analysis of the wave of constitutional reform efforts that followed the 2011 uprisings. This book explains what happened, what did not happen and what is likely to happen.