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About this book
Using case studies from around the world, the book develops a new theory of federalism, showing that it can enhance deliberative democracy and civil society.
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Edition
1Subtopic
Comparative PoliticsIndex
Adams v. McIhany 82
administration 23–4, 27
affects of federalism 94
Alden v. Maine 72–3
Althusius, Johannes 1, 2–3, 30, 55, 66, 70, 167n. 8
on associations 4, 6–8, 69
Bodin, contradiction of 12
on city 8–9
federal design, origins of 3
federalism and 10–15
Hobbes, objection to 12
on human nature 5
on individual character 21–2
on laws 9–10
on reform 63n. 17
on revolution, civil disobedience and secession 14
sovereignty, concept of 3
on symbiotics 3–6
traditional society and 110
Amar, Akhil 92n. 20
Ansell, Christopher 39
Aquinas 40n. 3, 42n. 16, 42n. 18, 42n. 19
Arato, Andrew 110–11
Arendt, Hannah 35, 183
argument 36–7
Aristotle 1, 42n. 16
change, account of 48
city, classification of 16, 17
city-state, view of 9
on community 17
federalism and 23
on friendship 4, 20–2
on good citizen/good person 17–18
on human nature 16–17, 35
on individual character 21–2
man as political animal and 16–17
relationships, views on 20
scale and 19–23, 30
associations 66–7 see also specific associations
ability to end 13–14
Althusius’ 4, 6–8, 69
Aristotle’s levels of 16
covenant as basis of 7–8
obligation and 15
political 42n. 15
scale to 10
symbiotic 5, 15
value of 90n. 3
Athens, comm...
Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- Preface
- Beginning a Theory of Federalism
- Saving Federalism from Relativism
- Resituating Sovereignty
- Nullification
- Veto
- Secession
- Exiting the Echo Chamber
- Bibliography
- Index