POL 620 Constitutionalism: Ideas and Institutions

Considers the nature and function of constitutionalism, and the structuring of political and social relations to compensate for human nature, constrain choice, and institutionalize knowledge, values and practice, with particular reference to the American experience. Topics include political culture, the public-private distinction, political and administrative discretion, federalism and decentralization, and the limits of rationality.

Credits

3