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Common Good Constitutionalism by Adrian Vermeule is an excellent introduction to this relatively new but equally ancient idea of the Common Good in law. This is less a work of political theory, and more a work of praxis. Vermeule lays out the flaws with originalism and "living constitutionalism" and then shows how America and the Supreme Court have a rich history in the classical legal tradition and how we need to recover these traditions to serve the common good. It is a relatively short book a...
Common Good Constitutionalism by Adrian Vermeule is an excellent introduction to this relatively new but equally ancient idea of the Common Good in law. This is less a work of political theory, and more a work of praxis. Vermeule lays out the flaws with originalism and "living constitutionalism" and then shows how America and the Supreme Court have a rich history in the classical legal tradition and how we need to recover these traditions to serve the common good. It is a relatively short book a...
Common Good Constitutionalism by Adrian Vermeule is an excellent introduction to this relatively new but equally ancient idea of the Common Good in law. This is less a work of political theory, and more a work of praxis. Vermeule lays out the flaws with originalism and "living constitutionalism" and then shows how America and the Supreme Court have a rich history in the classical legal tradition and how we need to recover these traditions to serve the common good. It is a relatively short book a...
Common Good Constitutionalism by Adrian Vermeule is an excellent introduction to this relatively new but equally ancient idea of the Common Good in law. This is less a work of political theory, and more a work of praxis. Vermeule lays out the flaws with originalism and "living constitutionalism" and then shows how America and the Supreme Court have a rich history in the classical legal tradition and how we need to recover these traditions to serve the common good. It is a relatively short book a...
