The Crisis of the Middle-Class Constitution: Why Economic Inequality Threatens Our Republic
Analyzes how rising economic inequality challenges the constitutional balance and long-term stability of the American republic.
About This Book
The Crisis of the Middle-Class Constitution examines the relationship between economic inequality and American constitutional government.
It argues that a broad middle class has historically been essential to the stability and functioning of the republic.
The book traces how shifts in economic power have affected constitutional structures and democratic participation over time.
It considers the implications of growing inequality for the future of American political institutions.
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