"Constitutionalism" refers to constitutions that are written in a single document, as opposed to constitutions that have several sources, some of which may be unwritten.

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Constitutionalism is a complex concept that refers to the idea that government authority is derived from and limited by a body of fundamental law or constitution, which can be either written in a single document or have several sources, including unwritten traditions.

"Constitutionalism" Refers to Constitutions That Are Written in a Single