Searching for a Leftist Constitutionalism

The book explores the possibility of a leftist constitutionalism as an alternative to liberal constitutionalism, questioning whether the left inherently opposes the rule of law. It critiques the notion that equal opportunity is achievable within current frameworks, arguing that demands for social change may render constitutionalism undemocratic. Amid global de-constitutionalization and the rise of populism, it provides a timely examination of the foundational principles of liberal constitutionalism, inviting readers to rethink its relevance in contemporary governance.