Iraq's Constitution: A Drafting History

CO-AUTHORS Matthew D. Burton

PUBLISHER

Cornell International Law Journal

DATE

2007

UVA Law Faculty Affiliations

Ashley S. Deeks

Matthew D. Burton & Ashley S. Deeks, Iraq's Constitution: A Drafting History, 40 Cornell International Law Journal 1-88 (2007).

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