Buddhism and comparative constitutional law / edited by Tom Ginsburg, University of Chicago, Ben Schonthal, University of Otago.

Introduction : mapping the Buddhist-Constitutional Complex in Asia, by Tom Ginsburg and Benjamin Schonthal
Buddhism and constitutionalism in precolonial Southeast Asia, by D. Christian Lammerts
Theorizing constitutionalism in Buddhist-dominant Asian polities, by Asanga Welikala
The Zhabdrung's legacy : Buddhism and constitutional transformation in Bhutan, by Richard W. Whitecross
The "trick of law" : the hermeneutics of early Buddhist Law in Tibet, Martin A. Mills
Tibetan Buddhist Monastic Constitutional Law and Governmental Constitutional Law : mutual influences? by Berthe Jansen
Guardians of the law : Sinhala language and Buddhist reformation in post-war Sri Lanka, by Krishantha Fedricks
Thai constitutions as a battle ground for political authority : Barami versus 'Vox Populi', by Khemthong Tonsakulrungruang
Establishing the king as the source of the Constitution : shifting 'bricolaged' narratives of Buddhist kingship from Siam to Thailand, by Eugénie Mérieau
Buddhist constitutionalism beyond constitutional law : Buddhist statecraft and military ideology in Myanmar, by Iselin Frydenlund
Reconstituting the divided Sangha : Buddhist authority in post-conflict Cambodia, by Benjamin Lawrence
Constitutional Buddhism : Japanese Buddhists and Constitutional Law, by Levi McLaughlin
Governing Buddhism in Vietnam, by Bui Ngoc Son
The Buddhist Association of China and Constitutional Law in Buddhist Majority Nations : the international channels of influence, by André Laliberté
Governing "lamaism" on the "frontier" : Buddhism and law in early twentieth century Inner Mongolia, by Daigengna Duoer
Buddhist constitutional battlegrounds : using the courts to litigate Monastic Celibacy in South Korea (1955-1970), by Mark A. Nathan
On the familiar pleasures of estrangement, by Deepa Das Acevedo
Buddhism and constitutionalism : a comparison with the Canon Law, by Richard H. Helmholz
Islam and Constitutional Law, by Clark Lombardi.