A constitution is an agreement or proposal of government that signifies, in essence, a deal between the government and the governed. Like any agreement or contract it recognizes mutually settled controls, responsibilities, commitments and boundaries on contracting parties, and creates methods for action, including law-making and citizen-voter involvement. Since constitutions are the main source of democratic governance and political "rules of the game," they manage to be automatically admired by the over-all populace and reasonably valued by political
A constitution is an agreement or proposal of government that signifies, in essence, a deal between the government and the governed. Like any agreement or contract it recognizes mutually settled controls, responsibilities, commitments and boundaries on contracting parties, and creates methods for action, including law-making and citizen-voter involvement. Since constitutions are the main source of democratic governance and political "rules of the game," they manage to be automatically admired by the over-all populace and reasonably valued by political