Abstract
This contribution reviews the book by Günter Frankenberg titled Comparative Constitutional Studies – Between Magic and Deceit published by Edward Elgar Publishing in 2018.
 
Highlights
The narrative of magic and deceit addresses the ambitious dogmatic idealism characteristic of constitution writing, often hiding a strong dose of
If there ever could be something like a constitutional artist, it would be Günter Frankenberg
A German scholar who is a disciple of the Critical Legal Studies approach for which Harvard's Institute for Global Law and Policy is well known – and with clear sympathies for postmodern thinking in the mould of Jacques Derrida, Michel Foucault, Pierre Legrand and their ilk
Summary
The narrative of magic and deceit addresses the ambitious dogmatic idealism characteristic of constitution writing, often hiding a strong dose of.
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