18th Amendment Act and Federalism in Pakistan: Provincial Perspective
Zahir Shah, Manzoor Ahmad, Naveeda Yousaf
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Zahir Shah, Manzoor Ahmad, Naveeda Yousaf
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The 18 th Constitutional Amendment brought about 36 percent changes in the original constitution of 1973 and total 102 Articles of the constitution were inserted, amended and substituted out of the 280. So the structural contours have been redefined from the heavily centralized to the Federation of the decentralized. This paper analyzes the 18 th Amendment Act to the constitution of 1973 of Pakistan. It also discusses the basic structure and federalism in Pakistan and the effects of 18 th Amendment on the federation of Pakistan. The Paper also analyzes the concerns and perspectives of the provinces of Pakistan.
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The 18 th Constitutional Amendment brought about 36 percent changes in the original constitution of 1973 and total 102 Articles of the constitution were inserted, amended and substituted out of the 280. So the structural contours have been redefined from the heavily centralized to the Federation of the decentralized. This paper analyzes the 18 th Amendment Act to the constitution of 1973 of Pakistan. It also discusses the basic structure and federalism in Pakistan and the effects of 18 th Amendment on the federation of Pakistan. The Paper also analyzes the concerns and perspectives of the provinces of Pakistan.
Key concepts: Constitution, Amendment, Federalism, Constitutional amendment, Political science, Law, Perspective (graphical), Public administration