About This Book
The Treaty analyzes the fundamental axes of the Constitution of the United States of America, which has proven to be a reality in motion and with an 'exceptional' capacity to adapt to the rapid and profound changes that have occurred in more than two centuries. The 27 amendments to the Constitution, the interpretation of the Supreme Court and the particular political system have achieved that the constitutional order has not had great institutional upheavals following the general framework drawn by the 'Founding Fathers' in 1787. The authors of the Treaty offer scholars and academics of comparative constitutional law a tool for the study of a constitutional order that continues to surprise, also for its extraordinary topicality.
