Links

Note: This list is still in the process of being compiled and may not be clean for a while yet as I'm always finding new links to add.

Pages this site

Homepage: The homepage of this site
My constitution: The document itself, a proposed constitution for a small 21st century state.
American Politics: Many additional links to US parties, politics can be found here.
The arguements for my constitution: An introduction to the theory and practice of constitutional government, in the form of an arguement for and debates over the proposed system.
The constitutional and economic theory reader: A list of those books I've found invalueable in thinking and debating political philoisophy and economy.
The Revolutionary reader: The difinitive reading list for all would-be revolutionaries.

ICL constitutional documents (Constitutions of most countries in the original and English translation)
18th Century constitutions (General purpose articles from About.com)
French constitutions (In french, but with all the historical constitutions)
Canadian Constitutional documents (Constitution act of 1982 was a major influence)
South African constitution (The newest of the world's major constitutions, and another major influence, particularly on rights.)
Finnish constitutional reform A good explanation of the interests involved in reforming a constitution, though a reform I'd completely oppose...
US constitutions

Encyclopedia of constitutional amendments Prof. John Vile's site on his project to catalog US constitutional reform proposals. Look for my constitution in the 2nd edition of his book.
Looksmart State constitutions (constitutions for all US states)
Constitution facts (Good introductory site on the US constitution)
Annotations of recent Supreme Ct. Cases

The Federalist (the defining work on the philosophy behind the US constitution)
Leagal theory links from the Open Directory
Political Theory in a Nutshell Good starter work on classical works in political theory.

US political theory (Good general introduction to the major philosophers inspiring the US constitution, with pages for each.)

Accurate Democracy (Explanations of a number of voting systems with a free simulator for Microsoft Excel.)
Center for voting and democracy (studies the impact of voting systems on voting)
Voting systems links (Very complete, from a class page)
PR² A new voting system (Interesting concept)
The BBC's Proportional representation study (Good for showing how the systems differ in practice, links to the UK Jenkins report)
Psycheocracy (interesting method for selecting primary candidates (though a bit crackpot))
Hemlof's Model Constition of Austrailia A constructed constitution featuring a unique system of random election. Model budget is especially interesting.