[eBook] [PDF] For We the Mediated People 1st Edition By Joshua Braver

[eBook] [PDF] For We the Mediated People 1st Edition By Joshua Braver

A constitution is a set of rules that shows how a country is run, and it should represent “the people.” But who are “the people”? Some leaders might try to say that only one group of people counts, and they might use that idea to make a new constitution that gives all the power to them. This book looks at how countries in South America created their constitutions and talks about a better way to make sure everyone is included while still following the law.

The author, Braver, explains that the people should be able to change things and make a new constitution, but they must do it in a way that doesn’t give too much power to one leader.

One idea in the book is called “extraordinary adaptation.” This means that instead of completely getting rid of old laws, the new leaders can work with the old system. They can win elections and then change the old rules to fit the new government, but they don’t throw everything out. This way, everyone, including people who were in the old government, can still be part of the new system.

But, it’s important to make these changes carefully. The new leaders should first try to follow the law as much as possible, admit if they break any rules, and listen to others to make sure everyone agrees with the new constitution.