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The Case for Factions

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (318+ words) Contemporary American politics has a central paradox. The electoral space has become the focus of our financial and media attention. Elections and the mechanisms that support them are subject to enormous contestation and innovation. Yet, the supposed purpose of most…...

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Beyond Institutional Design: Constituent Power and Legitimacy in Divided Societies

1+ mon, 2+ day ago   (750+ words) www.iconnectblog.com Beyond Institutional Design: Constituent Power and Legitimacy in Divided Societies —Dr. Mehmet Sercan Ercan, independent researcher focusing on constitutional theory and comparative constitutional law Constitution-making in deeply divided societies asks the wrong first question. The real question…...