The Comparative Constitutional Law Research Forum engages with global scholarship on comparative constitutional law, echoes the global vision of the Faculty, and includes academic staff as well as research postgraduate students. Through activities such as research, teaching, consultancy, and academic exchange and collaboration, the Forum aims to generate substantive knowledge about comparative constitutional law; to engage in debates on important comparative constitutional concepts and theories; and to provide a reference resource on constitutional issues for constitution-makers, judges, and other practitioners.

In 2019 the Forum has held two research seminars, “You the People: Cuba’s International Constitution” and “Who will Save the Redheads? Towards a Bully Theory of Judicial Review and the Protection of Democracy”.