The Icelandic Federalist Papers

Parent: Institute of Governmental Studies

eScholarship stats: Breakdown by Item for May through August, 2026

ItemTitleTotal requestsDownloadView-only%Dnld
10p4z7wkNo. 17: One Person, One Vote1624911330.2%
159606zpNo. 19: The Lack of Protections for the Criminally Accused1544510929.2%
4sg134qgNo. 18: Electing and Removing the President129359427.1%
09t9t963No. 7: Homogeneity, Heterogeneity, and the Constitutional Project126567044.4%
3zs7k040No. 21: Althingi Must Act on the New Constitution124368829.0%
1n12r27rNo. 15: Natural Resources as Human Rights105297627.6%
7pc1x6bxNo. 14: Convention and the Power of Amendment101297228.7%
7742j4bwNo. 3: On the Proposed Icelandic Constitution's Environmental Rights96395740.6%
46n4t6znNo. 20: Right to Information and Freedom of Expression94296530.9%
1w0448m3No. 2: Other Defects of the Present Confederation93365738.7%
50s1b660No. 5: On the Frequency of Elections91246726.4%
1h73808pNo. 13: Separation of Powers85345140.0%
31d2d1grNo. 11: Freedom of Religion82354742.7%
77p2j4mdNo. 16: The Conformity of the Plan to Republican Principles82255730.5%
3t5902wjNo. 12: Constitutional Amendments80215926.3%
1tf6c3h0No. 9: Judicial Independence71333846.5%
2dg6h6b3No. 8: Other Defects of the Present Constitution (continued)68284041.2%
4n1323ndNo. 1: Introduction66214531.8%
3tv360xhNo. 6: On the Duty of the Icelandic Parliament to Approve the Constitution Prepared and Voted by the People64303446.9%
355612xzNo. 4: On Republics and the Strength of the Union63234036.5%
7vv078jgNo. 10: Judicial Independence (continued)63243938.1%

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