The three primary constitutional adoption methods are parliamentary process, constituent assembly, and referendum. Parliamentary process involves the existing legislature drafting and adopting the constitution through normal legislative procedures, offering efficiency but potentially limited public participation. Constituent assembly employs a specially elected body dedicated solely to constitution-making, enhancing legitimacy through direct public representation and inclusive stakeholder engagement. Referendum submits the constitution directly to citizens for approval through popular vote, ensuring maximum democratic participation but requiring extensive civic education. Each method presents different trade-offs between efficiency, inclusivity, and legitimacy. Zambia has utilized various combinations of these approaches throughout its constitutional history, reflecting ongoing debates about achieving constitutional frameworks that enjoy broad national consensus while maintaining practical governance continuity.

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