Although every country in the world claims to have a constitution, most of the world’s people do not live under constitutional government. Only societies that have adopted a particular conception of the rule of law have secured constitutional government and therefore freedom.

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Other Independent Review articles by Suri Ratnapala
Fall 2007 Reviving the Invisible Hand: The Case for Classical Liberalism in the Twenty-first Century
Fall 2005 Cultural Diversity and Liberal Society: A Case for Reprivatizing Culture
Fall 2003 Moral Capital and Commercial Society