... clearly outlines the rights of American citizens, and is amended when changes to the constitution are made. As for Britain however, she remains one of the few countries in the world where the constitution takes an unwritten form. Perhaps this is the most obvious argument in favour of the motion that the British constitution is differentiated. It is certainly surprising to learn that it is comprised of Acts of Parliament, treaties, common law and European law- amongst others. This suggests that it is plausible to describe the British constitution as differentiated in so far as it is somewhat disorganised and haphazard. Changeable, if you will. However, this is not necessarily the case. In a very crude sense, the state of British government typifies the position in which a country with a strong constitution should be. Although the popular image of constitutions is that they limit government power, a more basic ...

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