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Fundamental issues in constitutional reform: with special reference to Latin America and the United States
This article describes the kinds of democratic institutions that citizens might include in a constitution that they themshelves wrote to advance their common interests. It argues that no single set of institutions dominates all others, but rather that there are advantages and disadvantages to different institutions and, mopst importantly, that different parts of the constitution can either reinforce or contradict one another. Frequent reference is made to the experience of Latin America countries in the interest of making the arguments more concrete. Many of the same issues are also relevant, for the United States, however. (p.119-148)
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