Let's Agree on Poland

This timely examination of constitutional reform tackles one of democracy's most urgent challenges: how polarized societies can overcome political gridlock to achieve meaningful governance changes. Drawing from Poland's recent constitutional struggles, the book provides a framework for navigating ideological divides when foundational legal structures need updating.

What sets this work apart is its refusal to accept the false choice between maintaining broken systems or imposing radical change through force. Instead, the author develops practical mechanisms for building consensus across political divides, offering hope that even deeply divided nations can find common ground on constitutional matters. Anyone concerned about the future of democratic governance will find both sobering analysis and actionable pathways forward in this essential political science contribution.