The role of politics and the time factor for estimating constitutional stability

Author analyzes the role of politics and the time factor for estimating constitutional stability. She draws a conclusion that the Constitution should be not a tool for politics, but a bound, framework for it. Moreover, the constitutional developments should express not the current political preferences and interests, but be superior to them and define fundamental legal framework for political actors and events. Moreover, taking into consideration the Author’s viewpoint concerning the interrelations between the stability of the Constitution and time, she considers that it isn’t expedient to mention a concrete period of time, in conditions of which the Constitution should stay in force to be considered stable.