Constitutionalism and Democracy

Judicial review's significance is examined through the lens of the United States Supreme Court, intertwining legal analysis with democratic theory and the concept of "We the People." The book delves into the societal implications of this power, addressing the challenges of amending the Constitution, which is designed to safeguard its structure from significant alterations. It further investigates the class status of the Constitution, highlighting the complexities and contestations surrounding its authority and adaptability in a democratic society.