There is much that Japan can be proud of since 1945 -- rapid recovery from war devastation, adopting a pacifist Constitution, the economic miracle, achieving the best living standards in the region, creating a robust democracy in a relatively egalitarian society, and promoting regional economic development through massive aid and technical cooperation.
Though the draft report highlighted South Africa's post-apartheid achievements, including its liberal constitution, sound economic policy, generally sensible new laws and free politics, it did not shy away from spelling out problems it has yet to solve: still brittle race relations, rising xenophobia (against immigrants from Zimbabwe, for instance) and the lingering reluctance of some whites to embrace the new South Africa.
She announced that her party would draft its own constitution, formulate an economic policy, and meet regularly.
May the federal government, under the Constitution's Commerce Clause, regulate economic "inactivity"?
Ecuador's constitution is consistent with Correa's ideology that economic and social justice is more important than the law itself.
Middle-aged voters, many of whom voted for British membership of the European Community in 1975, in the hope of heading off economic failure and isolation, are the least hostile to the constitution.
Yet uncertainty over Mr Chavez's intentions, and over the new constitution, has meant that higher oil revenues have not yet brought economic growth.
The Constitution enshrines within the supreme law of the land key liberties: civil, economic, and social.
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If we follow our previous definition, a constitution should not be a document aimed at generating substantive policies such as establishing economic, social or foreign policies.
The European Constitution is largely the product of a long-running Franco-German campaign to construct an economic, political and strategic rival to the United States.
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