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Our undemocratic constitution

Our undemocratic constitution

where the constitution goes wrong (and how we the people can correct it)
LawPolitics & Society
Pages
249
Published
2008
Language
English
Prose complexity
6/10

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About the author

S
Sanford Levinson

Sanford Levinson writes on constitutional law and American governance. His book, "Processes of Constitutional Decisionmaking," is a key text for understanding how legal decisions are made. He provides direct analysis of our nation's legal framework.

Frequently asked questions

  • Does "Our Undemocratic Constitution" propose specific constitutional amendments?

    Sanford Levinson not only critiques the existing structure but also outlines concrete proposals for constitutional reform, offering detailed suggestions for how the document could be revised to better reflect democratic ideals.

  • How does this book relate to other works on constitutional law?

    This book is often considered a foundational text in the critical constitutional studies movement, challenging traditional interpretations of the U.S. Constitution and sparking significant debate among legal scholars and political scientists.

  • Is "Our Undemocratic Constitution" frequently used in academic settings?

    The book is widely assigned in university courses on constitutional law, political science, and American government due to its provocative arguments and its role in stimulating discussions about constitutional reform.