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Of Constitutions and Constitutionalisms
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Of Constitutions and Constitutionalisms

2009,2020
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On a chilly day in late November 1989, Zdenĕk Janíček, dressed in grimy overalls, rose to address a rally of his fellow Prague brewery workers. Janíček and his listeners were among the several million in Czechoslovakia who had walked off their jobs in a two-hour general strike that had brought the country to a standstill. They were demanding not higher wages and improved working conditions but more democracy and an end to the Communist Party’s monopoly on political power. In his speech, Janíček quoted from America’s Declaration of Independence. There in Prague, thousands of miles away and more than two