Comparitive Constitutional Law
by Hamid Khan
Books like Comparitive Constitutional Law
The Spirit of the Laws
Charles-Louis de Secondat baron de La Brède et de Montesquieuabout 7 hours to read
A foundational work on how laws and systems of government relate to climate, custom and power, and a common starting point for comparative constitutional thinking.
The Federalist Papers
Hamilton, Madison, Jayabout 9 hours to read
A set of essays defending the design of the United States Constitution, useful for reading how constitutional structure was argued for in practice.
How Democracies Die
Daniel Ziblattabout 5 hours to read
A comparative study of how elected leaders erode democratic institutions, drawing on cases from many countries.
The Rule of Law
T. H. Binghamabout 4 hours to read
A short, readable account of what the rule of law requires of governments and courts, often assigned alongside comparative constitutional study.
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Taking the Constitution Away from the Courts
Mark Tushnetabout 4 hours to read
An argument that constitutional questions should be decided more by elected bodies than by courts, which sets up a clear debate about the judicial role.
Why Nations Fail
James A. Robinsonabout 9 hours to read
A comparative account of how political and economic institutions, including inclusive and extractive ones, shape the long-term prospects of countries.
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