How federal is the Constitution? /
Series: Constitutional studies / American Enterprise Institute | AEI studies ; . 454 Published by : American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research ; | Distributed by arrangement with UPA, (Washington, D.C. : | Lanham, MD :) Physical details: xv, 144 p. ; 24 cm. ISBN:0844736198; 084473618X (pbk.). Year: 1987| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| 321.020 ADM Administering the new federalism / | 321.02 ELE Exploring federalism / | 321.02 FED The Federalist papers reader / | 321.02 HOW How federal is the Constitution? / | 321.02 LEP Political stability in federal governments / | 321.02 OSM The meaning of American federalism : | 321.021/ JEC The Commonwealth in Asia./ |
"This book is the fifth in a series in AEI's project 'A decade of study of the Constitution'"--T.p. verso.
Includes bibliographies.
Federalism and the dilemma of popular government / Edward C. Banfield -- The Constitution / William Jeffrey, Jr. -- Our thoroughly federal Constitution / Daniel J. Elazar -- Federalism and the force of history / David M. Kennedy -- Madison and modern federalism / Jean Yarbrough -- The idea of the nation / Samuel H. Beer -- Federalism and civic virtue / Gary L. McDowell.
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