RE-ESTABLISHING NATIONAL IDENTITY ON THE GLOBAL SCENE. AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS APPROACH TO CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM - IS THIS NECESSARY?

The modern world showcases plenty instances of successful companies, as well as failing national establishments. Private actors owe their achievements to several good practices, while troubled states are certainly facing difficulties at several levels and in many key areas. Some countries, ours included, are nimble enough to choose their fate, but an economic analysis of law is crucial to the success of the endeavor. Should we use extrapolation methods to try and solve some of the shortcomings that public entities are confronted with? And if so, how do we go about the process? What are the lessons that can be taught by organizational culture to macro sovereign structures? I tackle the perplexing prerequisites of self-discipline and drive, as well as explore the deep nexus between strategic planning and successful strategies. Ultimately, by harnessing competitive edges in a manner infused with targeting and monitoring performance, and by implementing business continuity planning practices and applications of sustainability concerns, causalities can be achieved and the grey areas between hazardous and warranted results cleared.