Creating New Constituent Units in Federal Countries explores the legal, political, and institutional processes involved in forming new states, provinces, or regions within federal systems.
The session examines constitutional procedures, referendum mechanisms, and comparative case studies from India, Canada, Switzerland, Kenya, United States of America, and South Africa.
Through interactive discussion and comparative analysis, the training highlights how new constituent units can be created while balancing self-determination, minority rights, administrative capacity, and national unity.
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