Google has never been shy about getting involved in politics. They talk to governments. They fight with governments. They help governments get overthrown. Now, they’re going to educate the people of the world about their governments.
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Published September 23, 2013
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Politics can be a difficult subject for newcomers to immerse themselves in, given that so much of the official information is scattered in archaic sites across the Web.
The Comparative Constitutions Project is starting to solve the problem with Constitute, a site that has digitized the world’s constitutions and made them searchable by country, year and just shy of 350 tagged topics and themes.
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