**"The New German Constitution"** is an important and detailed scientific work by the famous author René Brunet, devoted to the analysis of political transformations in Germany in the second half of the 20th century. In the book, the author examines in detail the constitutional principles and institutional changes in German law after the Second World War, including the formation of the Federal Republic of Germany and its constitution. Brunet analyzes the process of creation and adoption of the basic law and its impact on the political system of Germany, highlights the key provisions of the Constitution, the peculiarities of the functioning of state bodies and mechanisms of human rights protection in the context of democratic values. Thanks to in-depth analysis and documentary support, the author manages to reveal the essence and specifics of Germany's constitutional system, as well as predict the future path of its development. "The New German Constitution" is a must-read for those interested in political science, constitutionalism, and German history. Analyzing the changes that took place in the political system of Germany, the book helps to better understand the history of this country and the development of democratic values in Europe.