The Constitutional Reform in Spain

Otherwise, the unreflexive activation of constitutional reform is likely to articulate a process that, rather than defending and consolidating the constitutional order and consensus achieved in 1978, tends to subvert them under the pretext of a supposed new theory and practice of constituent power and a new constitutionalism that is surely not new (constitutional dogma admits little reinvention) nor strictly constitutional (if it is not undoubtedly democratic).

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