Constitute Project

The Comparative Constitutions Project (CCP) produces data on the world's constitutions to promote peace and justice through the constitution making process. The CCP launched Constitute - an innovative online environment that allows anyone to read, search, and compare the world's constitutions - in 2013. The site contains the full text of nearly every active national constitution in the world. Using data from the CCP, all of the constitutions have been tagged by subject area, allowing users to discover relevant constitutional provisions on particular subjects, no matter how they are worded. In addition to browsing the 300+ topics tagged by the CCP, users can also execute their own searches, sort their results by region or time period, and pin content for further analysis.