An excellent sampling of current thinking in the theory and
practice of constitutionalism. Each essay was written specifically
for this volume by well-known legal and political philosophers. . .
. All in all, a first-rate and provocative example of contemporary
philosophical concerns. Choice In our constitutional democracy, the
dissent and conflict that are the inevitable consequence of free
political dialogue point to the importance of reexamining the
philosophical premises on which our conceptions of society and
government are based. This volume of original essays reviews the
foundations of constitutionalism in classical liberal thought and
looks at contemporary philosophical perspectives on a wide range of
constitutional issues. Written by a distinguished group of
philosophers and constitutional scholars, it provides a deeper
understanding of the U.S. Constitution as a political instrument
and examines the idea of constitutionalism as it functions in our
modern world.
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