Constitutionalist ideas inspire men and women around the world to claim their rights and build political movements towards the establishment of legal and political orders. The commitment to the three foundational features of the global constitutionalism — human rights, democracy and the rule of law — is not a commitment to abolish or flatten national cultures, but to change national culture and identity to make it more reflexive and inclusive, opening up to the wider world. Similarly, Global Constitutionalism is not about abolishing sovereign states, but about integrating them globally and building the appropriate legal and institutional infrastructure to empower them to better fulfil their function to respect, protect and fulfil the rights of those under their jurisdiction. The panel will address the future of Global Constitutionalism in a comparative perspective.