Shifting Views on Constitutional Legitimacy
Between the period immediately following World War II and the modern era, how did the global perspective on the role of constitutions as sources of political legitimacy change, indicating a shift in legal and institutional values?
A
Constitutions were largely seen as outdated relics of the past with minimal influence on modern governance.
B
The role of constitutions remained static without significant reinterpretation.
C
There was an increased belief in rational-legal legitimacy, with constitutions becoming central to governance.
D
There was a complete abandonment of constitutional law in favor of autocratic rule.
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