Explore the complex legacy of United Nations Constitutional Assistance (UNCA) with ‘Constitution-Making Under UN Auspices C.’ This insightful book questions the legitimacy of UNCA’s post-1989 role, revealing how it internationalizes Western liberal constitutions. Delve into the ‘rule of law,’ territorial administration, and the ‘standards of civilization’ in constitution-making, from colonial times to present-day debt-relief initiatives. The author argues that UNCA, far from empowering developing nations, perpetuates political domination and global inequality, violating the right to self-determination. A crucial read for understanding modern constitutionalism, international relations, and the hidden dynamics of global power, especially for students and professionals interested in international law and political science.