Constitutional Conventions: Theories, Practices, and Dynamics

This edited volume delves into the informal rules governing constitutional republics, moving beyond formal laws and documents.

It examines how these unwritten conventions shape political interactions and institutional behavior across various systems.

The book uses a comparative approach, analyzing diverse political systems to understand the dynamics of conventions.

It explores how conventions evolve, adapt to crises, and influence political outcomes.

The work also considers the role of populism in challenging established norms and conventions.