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Constitutional design is crucial for establishing a democratic society as it sets the fundamental laws governing citizens and the government. The chapter explores the necessity and formulation of constitutions, using the examples of South Africa and India to illustrate how diverse interests and historical contexts influence constitutional frameworks. Key discussions include the making of democratic constitutions, their guiding values, and the ongoing relevance of historical precedents in contemporary governance.
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Term: Constitution
Definition: The supreme law of a country that outlines the fundamental rules governing the society.
Term: Constituent Assembly
Definition: An assembly of representatives elected to draft a constitution for the country.
Term: Preamble
Definition: An introductory statement in a constitution which outlines the guiding values and principles.
Term: Constitutional Amendment
Definition: A formal change or addition to the constitution, allowing it to evolve with societal needs.