A Constitution for the Living
Imagining How Five Generations of Americans Would Rewrite the Nation's Fundamental Law
by:
Beau Breslin
in:
Political Theory
Summary:
The book explores the idea of rewriting the United States Constitution through the lens of five different generational cohorts, each with their own historical and social contexts. It presents a thought experiment on how these diverse groups would approach the task of constitutional reform, reflecting their unique values, challenges, and aspirations.
Key points:
1. Generational Influence: Breslin suggests that each generation's values and issues would affect how they write the Constitution.
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