Jamal Benomar
Biographic Data
| ID | 4383307 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jamal Benomar |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jamal |
| FAMILY NAME | Benomar |
| SIGNATURE | BENOMAR J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Paris Cité |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 34 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Constitution-Making After Conflict
This essay, which focuses on the process of creating a permanent constitution, draws lessons from the experiences of 17 transitional countries, most of which have emerged from armed conflict over the past three decades. In relation to these cases, the author lays out a practical framework for constitution-making in Iraq, as of early March 2004. Forming a national consensus around a constitution and framework for accountable and participatory gove…
Confronting the Past
Confronting the PastJustice After Transitions Jamal Benomar (bio) In many ways, human rights have been at the center of the democratic revolution that has touched every part of the globe over the last few years. Although the democratic tide has run very strong, emerging democracies still face formidable challenges in establishing the rule of law and creating solid guarantees for human rights. These democratic governments often are successors to d…
The monarchy, the Islamist movement and religious discourse in Morocco
Up to 1973, it would have been fair to say that the status quo represented by the ruling institution in Morocco-the 'constitutional' monarchy of King Hassan II, was severely under strain. In addition to the opposition of the established parties-Istiqlal (Independence Party), the Union Nationale des Forces Populaires (UNFP) which became the Union Socialiste des Forces Populaires (USFP) in 1974 and the Communist Party (Parti du Progres et du Social…
Constitution-Making After Conflict
This essay, which focuses on the process of creating a permanent constitution, draws lessons from the experiences of 17 transitional countries, most of which have emerged from armed conflict over the past three decades. In relation to these cases, the author lays out a practical framework for constitution-making in Iraq, as of early March 2004. Forming a national consensus around a constitution and framework for accountable and participatory gove…
Confronting the Past
Confronting the PastJustice After Transitions Jamal Benomar (bio) In many ways, human rights have been at the center of the democratic revolution that has touched every part of the globe over the last few years. Although the democratic tide has run very strong, emerging democracies still face formidable challenges in establishing the rule of law and creating solid guarantees for human rights. These democratic governments often are successors to d…
The monarchy, the Islamist movement and religious discourse in Morocco
Up to 1973, it would have been fair to say that the status quo represented by the ruling institution in Morocco-the 'constitutional' monarchy of King Hassan II, was severely under strain. In addition to the opposition of the established parties-Istiqlal (Independence Party), the Union Nationale des Forces Populaires (UNFP) which became the Union Socialiste des Forces Populaires (USFP) in 1974 and the Communist Party (Parti du Progres et du Social…
The monarchy, the Islamist movement and religious discourse in Morocco
Up to 1973, it would have been fair to say that the status quo represented by the ruling institution in Morocco-the 'constitutional' monarchy of King Hassan II, was severely under strain. In addition to the opposition of the established parties-Istiqlal (Independence Party), the Union Nationale des Forces Populaires (UNFP) which became the Union Socialiste des Forces Populaires (USFP) in 1974 and the Communist Party (Parti du Progres et du Social…
Confronting the Past
Confronting the PastJustice After Transitions Jamal Benomar (bio) In many ways, human rights have been at the center of the democratic revolution that has touched every part of the globe over the last few years. Although the democratic tide has run very strong, emerging democracies still face formidable challenges in establishing the rule of law and creating solid guarantees for human rights. These democratic governments often are successors to d…
Constitution-Making After Conflict
This essay, which focuses on the process of creating a permanent constitution, draws lessons from the experiences of 17 transitional countries, most of which have emerged from armed conflict over the past three decades. In relation to these cases, the author lays out a practical framework for constitution-making in Iraq, as of early March 2004. Forming a national consensus around a constitution and framework for accountable and participatory gove…
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