@article{2016:benjamin:constituti,
title = {Constitution intangible comme mécanisme de prévention des crises politiques au sein des États membres de l'UA. Cas de la Constitution de la RDC.},
year = {2016},
note = {The constitutionalism developed in the course of post-transition
periods in Africa was cha- racterized by the emergence of so-called
intangible clauses to prevent any attempt of constitutional
instability. In DRC, the Constitution promulgated February 18, 2006
falls under this order. It contains not only provisions intangible,
but also constitutional limita- tions are part of a complex process of
return to peace based on a broad consensus and a certain
democratization guaranteed by the international community and the
United Nations through the inclusive global Agreement. His
consolidation expected to anchor the constitu- tional democracy seems
strongly questioned since the end of the second and final term of the
President in place. This paper raises the issue that this constitution
is for peace and stability and the risk that he runs if Article 220
which is the crucible of the express intan- gible materials, comes to
be touched.},
journal = {KAS African Law Study Library},
pages = {48--79},
author = {Benjamin, BAKADISULA KANGOMA},
volume = {3},
number = {1}
}