Justice in the United States

The book examines the vulnerabilities faced by populations in the context of globalization, highlighting job insecurity, migration pressures, and environmental degradation. It critiques the concentration of wealth among a small elite and contrasts the U.S. response to these challenges with other countries that have amended their constitutions for citizen protection. The author proposes a framework for Americans to consider potential constitutional revisions to address these pressing issues and safeguard their rights and livelihoods.