Select World Constitutions (2 Vols-Set) Reprint

Contents Vol. I Foreword. Preface. I 1. The Universal declaration of human rights. II 2. Unwritten constitution of the United Kingdom. 3. Constitution of the United States of America. 4. Constitution of Canada. III 5. Federal constitution of the Swiss Confederation. 6. Constitution of Russia. 7. Constitution of Eire. 8. Constitution of the French Republic. 9. Constitution of Germany (F.D.R). 10. Constitution of Albania. 11. Constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina. 12. Constitution of Republic of Italy. 13. Constitution of Kingdom of Denmark. 14. Constitution of Yugoslavia. 15. Constitution of Netherlands. 16. Constitution of Norway. IV 17. Constitution of Republic of Iraq. 18. Constitution of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. 19. Constitution of Australia. 20. Constitution of South Africa. 21. Constitution of Singapore. 22. Constitution of Japan. 23. The constitution of the people's Republic of China. 24. Constitution of Cambodia. 25. Constitution of Republic of Indonesia. 26. Constitution of Burma. Vol. II V 27. Constitution of Pakistan. 28. Constitution of Sri Lanka. 29. Constitution of Bangladesh. 30. Constitution of Nepal. VI 31. Constitution of India. Index. The present book studies the text of leading constitutions of the world. In all basic text of constitutions of thirty nations have been considered and depicted to show a comparative picture of the constitutions foundation of the government as well as foundation of human rights in the world. Every type of constitution has been taken up for study whether it may be neutral autocratic Kingship dictatorship democratic or of any other kind that may be called non democratic including communist federal or unitary. There was a necessity of bringing out such a book keeping in view the heavy demand of human rights in the modern world because the Constitution of any nation is always the foundation of Human Rights. This book gives worldly picture of constitutional operations. The book also shows a path of framing new constitution for nations which are increasingly becoming independent. The book would be useful for those countries which are although independent and they have the constitution but certain reforms are required or they want to leave their conservativeness or fundamentalism. It is must for students faculty judiciary all in legal profession and those interested in constitutional studies. 1348 pp.…