title: Post-World War I comparative constitutional developments in Central and Eastern Europe
abstract: This article investigates the emergence of a new era of constitutional legal thinking in Europe in the aftermath of World War I by discussing the constitutions of ten European states. In particular, the article offers analyses of the constitution-making processes in these newly established Eastern and Central European countries with the emphasis on their liberal and democratic attributes. Constitution-making in the wake of World War I can be characterized as a silent revolution as it brought abo
journal: International Journal of Constitutional Law