Series page

pp iii-iv

Social Difference and Constitutionalism in Pan-Asia - Title page

pp v-v

Copyright page

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

List of Contributors

pp ix-xii

Introduction: Constitutions and Difference: Ideology and Institutions

pp 1-24

Part I - Language

pp 25-72

1 - Negotiating Differences:India’s Language Policy

pp 27-52

2 - Constitution and Language in Post-Independence Central Asia

pp 53-72

Part II - Urban/Rural

pp 73-134

3 - Dreams of Redemption: Localist Strategies of Political Reform in the Philippines*

pp 75-108

4 - Constitutional Rights and Dialogic Process in Socialist Vietnam: Protecting Rural-to-Urban Migrants’ Rights without a Constitutional Court

pp 109-134

Part III - Ethnicity and Race

pp 135-192

5 - Asymmetrical Federalism in Burma*

pp 137-164

6 - HuWants Something New: Discourse and the Deep Structure of Minzu Policies in China

pp 165-192

Part IV - Religion

pp 193-258

7 - Sectarian Visions of the Iraqi State: Irreconcilable Differences?

pp 195-229

8 - Constitutionalism and Religious Difference in Israel(and a Brief Passage to Malaysia)

pp 230-258

Part V - Gender and Sexuality

pp 259-348

9 - Australia’s Gendered Constitutional History and Future*

pp 261-291

10 - Islamic Feminism(s): Promoting Gender Egalitarianism and Challenging Constitutional Constraints

pp 292-315

11 - India, Nepal, and Pakistan: A Unique South Asian Constitutional Discourse on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity

pp 316-348

Index

pp 349-364