We need a new, modern, written Instrument of Government—a cohesive blueprint—that draws on the lessons of the past and finally confronts these unresolved tensions head-on. This confrontation demands a complete architectural overhaul, moving beyond the traditional tripartite separation of powers to institutionalize a new, autonomous Fourth Pillar designed to safeguard economic stability and institutional integrity.
Emerging from the political and religious turmoil of absolute monarchies, thinkers sought to replace divine or hereditary right with reason and human consent, transforming governance from a theological mystery into a solvable political problem.


