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Constituent assemblies can weaponize the constitution-making process to disrupt separation of powers structures, a dynamic that can be systematically analyzed through a new framework focusing on operational timing and normative implications. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.METHODOLOGICAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.ESTABLISHES_NEW_DIRECTION.

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This article examines the under-theorised relationship between separation of powers and constitution making, arguing for its exploration.

June 21, 2026Oxford Journal of Legal StudiesOpen Access

How Can Constitution Making Disrupt Separation of Powers Structures?

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This article examines the under-theorised relationship between separation of powers and constitution making, arguing for its exploration.
Identified conditions affecting the relationship between separation of powers and constitution making.
Developed an analytical framework to assess disruptions caused by constituent assemblies.
Focused on timing and normative implications of these disruptions.
Constituent assemblies can disrupt established separation of powers structures under certain conditions.
The article proposes a framework highlighting the timing and implications of such disruptions.

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This article examines how constitution making can disrupt separation of powers structures, suggesting new analytical frameworks.

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Sergio Verdugo (2026) studied this question.

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How Can Constitution Making Disrupt Separation of Powers Structures?

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