Constitution and Constitutionalis
Samuel Oni
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Samuel Oni
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The concepts of constitution and constitutionalism constitute a central discourse in political science. A Constitution is one of the most important documents in the political culture and history of a nation and over the years has continued to receive the attention of comparative constitutionalists. The question of what a constitution is; what are its functions; how is a constitution classified; what is constitutionalism and its central purpose; what is the difference between constitution and constitutionalism are the focal points, themes and subject matter of this paper.
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The concepts of constitution and constitutionalism constitute a central discourse in political science. A Constitution is one of the most important documents in the political culture and history of a nation and over the years has continued to receive the attention of comparative constitutionalists. The question of what a constitution is; what are its functions; how is a constitution classified; what is constitutionalism and its central purpose; what is the difference between constitution and constitutionalism are the focal points, themes and subject matter of this paper.
Key concepts: Constitutionalism, Constitution, Politics, Political science, Subject (documents), Law, Democracy, Computer science