CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM: DOES ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY FIT IN?

Does community-oriented mission fit with health reform?

Persons who have difficulty navigating the health care system because of language, cultural or other barriers. Persons who, because of their life circumstances, do not seek preventive services or case management that could improve their health outcomes. Persons who need services that are not covered or not completely covered. This may include Employees of Catholic health care facilities and oth...

Does Inflation Harm Economic Growth In Iran?

Do Health Reform and Malpractice Reform Fit Together?

PACIFIC CURRENTS The Quest for Constitutional Reform in Tonga

Tonga’s constitution was originally a liberal, 19th century document that economically combined popular representation and aristocratic direction in a unicameral vehicle instead of the conventional bicameral legislature. Subsequent amendments strengthened the executive, and the greatest of all, in 1914, significantly reduced representation of both nobles and people. The configuration of power s...

Constitutional Reform in the English - Speaking Caribbean : Challenges and Prospects

INTRODUCTION Constitutional laws of countries in the English-speaking Caribbean (ESC) have changed very little, at least in relative terms, since the independence of these countries. Nevertheless, the institutional and political environment of the ESC presents some unique challenges to constitutional reform in the contemporary era. This paper examines the constitutional trajectory of these coun...