Zim Wakora and Nicholas Barry, editors of "Constitutional Conventions: Theories, Practices, and Dynamics," dive into the fascinating world of political norms that shape governance beyond the law. They discuss how conventions adapt during crises, with insights from the U.S., U.K., Australia, Hungary, and even China. The impact of rising populism on these unwritten rules is highlighted, showcasing tensions in democratic practices. They emphasize the necessity of citizen engagement and the evolving perceptions of political leadership in a democratic context.
