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Essays
Fighting the Crisis We Survived
Jacob T. Levy questions whether the next crisis of the American political system will resemble the last.
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An Enviable Crisis
Richard Albert says that America's constitutional problems, such as they are, are the envy of the world.
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In Search of Goldilocks Points
Sanford Levinson replies to the discussant's in this month's conversation at Cato Unbound.
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Saving Baby Madison
The slowness of the U.S. Constitution is a feature, not a bug, says Tom Ginsburg.
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America’s Unamendable Constitution
Richard Albert notes that the U.S. Constitution has become practically unamendable. He suggests why that is, and how it might be changed.
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A Crisis, but Not Just an American One
Jacob T. Levy argues that representative democracies are facing a crisis of confidence worldwide, not just in the United States.
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On “Constitutional Crises”
Sanford Levinson proposes a typology of the constitutional crisis. He suggests that the U.S. Constitution may be undergoing a crisis even today.
Issues
Examining Constitutional Crises
Four constitutional scholars discuss the phenomenon of the constitutional crisis.
