Improving Democracy Through Constitutional Reform

Exploring the significance of constitutions, this book examines whether they merely reflect the political climate of their creation or actively shape public policy outcomes. It delves into the role of constitutional reforms in the context of failing democracies, questioning whether these crises stem from random misfortunes or deeper, systemic issues linked to the constitutional changes implemented over time. Through critical analysis, it seeks to understand the lasting impact of constitutional frameworks on governance and policy direction.