Constitutions and the Dialectics of Human Rights in Malawi and Kenya Clayne R. Jensen and suggests a basis for

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Constitutions and the Dialectics of Human Rights in Malawi and Kenya Clayne R. Jensen and suggests a basis forLike in other parts of the world, the protection of human rights and other practices of constitutionalism remains uneven in Malawi and Kenya. However, as Eunice N. Sahle argues in this book, from a comparative historical perspective, these countries' adoption of new transformative constitutional frameworks in 1994 and 2010, respectively, provided significant openings for the promotion of human rights. Nonetheless, the emergence of such opportunities