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Law and Politics: Montesquieu and the 4 Schools of Legal Theory
The theory of separation of powers in the state by Montesquieu (1748) is the longest serving theory in real politics, maintaining its relevance for more than 200 hundred years.Most constitutions in written form follow his paradigm, at least from a formal point of view.Constitutional democracies cert
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