This is a study of the political and social life in the United States for advanced students of English. It examines the many factors influencing American life, including the geography of the country, the structure and workings of government and the origins of the American people.
Focusing on the transformative 1970s, this book examines how economic and social shifts challenged the adaptability of constitutional systems. It analyzes constitutional practices that evolved over the preceding twenty years and highlights emerging trends, providing insights into the dynamics between societal changes and legal frameworks during a pivotal period in history.
Designed for advanced students of English, this reader provides a source of information about present-day British life and institutions.