The main result of Balkin and Siegel's collaboration is a book, "The Constitution in 2020," published earlier this year, which includes contributions from more than a score of leading progressive law professors — some of whom now work in the Obama Administration.
There's no one book or constitution of Sharia.
Berger's choice of "framework for understanding Wicca within the context of late modernity" was that of structuration, a theory put forward by the English sociologist and political theorist Anthony Giddens (1938–) in his book The Constitution of Society (1984).
Ron Fein is the legal director of Free Speech For People and a co-author of the forthcoming book "The Constitution Demands It: The Case for the Impeachment of Donald Trump," which will be published by Melville House in August 2018.
(I think it might be relevant to note here that John Quincy Adams, although personally quite religious, took his presidential oath of office on a law book containing the Constitution rather than a Bible, because he was swearing that as president he would uphold the Constitution, not the Bible).
"I have some grudging admiration for them," said Akhil Amar, a professor of law and political science at Yale and author of a book on the Constitution.
Mr. Eckhardt, who once wrote a book on the Constitution with a Yale law professor, Charles L. Black Jr., was respected for his intellect.
I, for one, had Bagehot grumbling in his grave when, in 1994, we declared the British monarchy to be "an idea whose time has passed", in flat contradiction to his great 1867 book, "The English Constitution".
"The biggest mistake is that people tend to think, 'If we had a family rule book, a family constitution, that is all we need to do,' when it's usually just the starting point," he said.
