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Transitioning by Amendment: The 1987 Revision of Constitutional Norms and Institutions,ution in general, and in the making of the constitutional court in particular. Yet, the way in which the court was fashioned did not predetermine what it would become, leading the analysis to highlight the contingency of institutional design.

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