By assigning recent books on the Constitution to read as part of my teaching, I would actually read them. This has really worked for me. The complete list of all the books I have assigned is below.

Visiting the Constitution can remind us that America is all about 'We the People' America only functions, says author, when 'We the People' pay attention and get involved By A.J. Jacobs Fox News ...

American Covenant: How the Constitution Unified Our Nation―and Could Again By Yuval Levin (Basic Books, 352 pages, $25) An important conservative intellectual was here teaching an attentive post ...

The Collective-Action Constitution blends law, history, political science, and economics to offer a broad, deep theory of the U.S. Constitution's federal structure. The book argues that the ...

Quirk Books, 355 pp., $19.95. ... the Articles of Association and the Constitution. He came up with the "Great Compromise" - "there would be two houses, ...

It's called How to Read the Constitution — and Why. Wehle says that all the debates around the constitutionality of various Trump administration policies inspired her to write the book.

In 1788, We the People of the United States ordained a Constitution to “secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity.” It was the year that changed everything. Yet for the ...

The Constitution is short—only about 7,500 words, including all its amendments. It doesn’t dictate much about the burning social and political questions they care about.

THE WORDS THAT MADE US America’s Constitutional Conversation, 1760-1840 By Akhil Reed Amar. When I was part of a legal team trying to establish that Alabama children in poor school districts had ...

The Constitution of the United States, Smithsonian Edition is available from Smithsonian Books. Visit Smithsonian Books’ website to learn more about its publications and a full list of titles.