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The meaning of American federalism: Constituting a self-governing society / Ostrom, Vincent ((1919-2012))
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The meaning of American federalism: Constituting a self-governing society
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San Francisco: CA : Institute for Contemporary Studies, 1991
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1558150765
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Foreword Robert B. Hawkins, Jr. XI
Acknowledgments XIII
I. INTRODUCTION
ONE The Meaning of American Federalism 5
LANGUAGE AND MEANING IN POLITICAL DISCOURSE
TOCQUEVILLE’S ANALYSIS OF THE AMERICAN EXPERIMENT
SOME CONTEMPORARY REFLECTIONS
THE SCOPE OF THIS INQUIRY
II. CONCEPTUALIZING THE MEANING OF AMERICAN FEDERALISM
TWO Hobbes’s Leviathan and the Logic of American Federalism 29
HOBBES’S LEVIATHAN
DEMOCRACY, CONSTITUTIONAL RULE, AND FEDERALISM
SOME CONCLUSIONS
THREE The Covenantal Basis of American Federalism: Religious Roots 53
AN AFFINITY BETWEEN RELIGION AND PUBLIC OPINION
THE KEY IDEA
PRESUPPOSITIONS
GOD’S LAW AS A METHOD OF NORMATIVE INQUIRY
THE STRUGGLE TO UNDERSTAND
CONCLUSION
FOUR The Meaning of Federalism in The Federalist 69
DIAMOND’S ARGUMENT
THE ARGUMENT IN ESSAY 9 OF THE FEDERALIST: BARRIER TO FACTION AND INSURRECTION
THE ARGUMENT IN ESSAY 39 OF THE FEDERALIST: USING THE LANGUAGE OF THE OPPOSITION
THE ARGUMENT IN ESSAYS 15 AND 16 OF THE FEDERALIST: CONCEPTUAL CLARIFICATION
CONCLUSION
FIVE Garcia, the Eclipse of Federalism, and the Central-Government Trap 99
THE BLACKMUN DOCTRINE AND MADISON’S CONJECTURE IN ESSAY 39 OF THE FEDERALIST
ELECTORAL ARRANGEMENTS, MODES OF REPRESENTATION, AND COLLECTIVE DECISIONS
THE STRUCTURE OF GOVERNMENT AND THE RULE OF LAW
THE CENTRAL-GOVERNMENT TRAP
THE LIMITS OF “FEDERAL FORM”
Ill. SOME EMERGENT PATTERNS OF ORDER
SIX The Organization of Government in Metropolitan Areas: A Theoretical Inquiry Vincent Ostrom, Charles M. Tiebout, and Robert Warren 137
THE NATURE OF PUBLIC GOODS AND SERVICES
SCALE PROBLEMS IN PUBLIC ORGANIZATION
PUBLIC ORGANIZATION IN GARGANTUA
PUBLIC ORGANIZATION IN A POLYCENTRIC POLITICAL SYSTEM
SEVEN Public Goods and Public Choices: The Emergence of Public Economies and Industry Structures Vincent Ostrom and Elinor Ostrom 163
THE NATURE OF PUBLIC GOODS
THE ORGANIZATION OF A PUBLIC ECONOMY
SOME PROBLEMS OF CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION IN PUBLIC SERVICE INDUSTRIES
OPPORTUNITIES IN PUBLIC SERVICE INDUSTRIES
ALTERNATIVES AND CHOICES
EIGHT Res Publica: The Emergence of Public Opinion, Civic Knowledge, and a Culture of Inquiry 199
THE MEANING OF REPUBLIC (RES PUBLICA)
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE OPEN PUBLIC REALM (RES PUBLICA)
THE OPEN PUBLIC REALM AND THE SCHOOLING OF EXPERIENCE
THE EMERGENCE OF PUBLIC OPINION, CIVIC KNOWLEDGE, AND A CULTURE OF INQUIRY
NINE Polycentricity: The Structural Basis of Self-Governing Systems 223
THE CONCEPT OF POLYCENTRICITY
THE EMERGENCE OF PATTERNS OF ORDER IN POLYCENTRIC STRUCTURES
CONCLUSION
IV. Conclusion
TEN 1989 and Beyond 249
SOME ESSENTIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF AMERICAN FEDERALISM
THE PROBLEM OF EMBODIED INTELLIGENCE
DOES FEDERALISM HAVE A FUTURE?
Notes 273
Bibliography 279
Index 289
About the Author 301
Acknowledgments XIII
I. INTRODUCTION
ONE The Meaning of American Federalism 5
LANGUAGE AND MEANING IN POLITICAL DISCOURSE
TOCQUEVILLE’S ANALYSIS OF THE AMERICAN EXPERIMENT
SOME CONTEMPORARY REFLECTIONS
THE SCOPE OF THIS INQUIRY
II. CONCEPTUALIZING THE MEANING OF AMERICAN FEDERALISM
TWO Hobbes’s Leviathan and the Logic of American Federalism 29
HOBBES’S LEVIATHAN
DEMOCRACY, CONSTITUTIONAL RULE, AND FEDERALISM
SOME CONCLUSIONS
THREE The Covenantal Basis of American Federalism: Religious Roots 53
AN AFFINITY BETWEEN RELIGION AND PUBLIC OPINION
THE KEY IDEA
PRESUPPOSITIONS
GOD’S LAW AS A METHOD OF NORMATIVE INQUIRY
THE STRUGGLE TO UNDERSTAND
CONCLUSION
FOUR The Meaning of Federalism in The Federalist 69
DIAMOND’S ARGUMENT
THE ARGUMENT IN ESSAY 9 OF THE FEDERALIST: BARRIER TO FACTION AND INSURRECTION
THE ARGUMENT IN ESSAY 39 OF THE FEDERALIST: USING THE LANGUAGE OF THE OPPOSITION
THE ARGUMENT IN ESSAYS 15 AND 16 OF THE FEDERALIST: CONCEPTUAL CLARIFICATION
CONCLUSION
FIVE Garcia, the Eclipse of Federalism, and the Central-Government Trap 99
THE BLACKMUN DOCTRINE AND MADISON’S CONJECTURE IN ESSAY 39 OF THE FEDERALIST
ELECTORAL ARRANGEMENTS, MODES OF REPRESENTATION, AND COLLECTIVE DECISIONS
THE STRUCTURE OF GOVERNMENT AND THE RULE OF LAW
THE CENTRAL-GOVERNMENT TRAP
THE LIMITS OF “FEDERAL FORM”
Ill. SOME EMERGENT PATTERNS OF ORDER
SIX The Organization of Government in Metropolitan Areas: A Theoretical Inquiry Vincent Ostrom, Charles M. Tiebout, and Robert Warren 137
THE NATURE OF PUBLIC GOODS AND SERVICES
SCALE PROBLEMS IN PUBLIC ORGANIZATION
PUBLIC ORGANIZATION IN GARGANTUA
PUBLIC ORGANIZATION IN A POLYCENTRIC POLITICAL SYSTEM
SEVEN Public Goods and Public Choices: The Emergence of Public Economies and Industry Structures Vincent Ostrom and Elinor Ostrom 163
THE NATURE OF PUBLIC GOODS
THE ORGANIZATION OF A PUBLIC ECONOMY
SOME PROBLEMS OF CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION IN PUBLIC SERVICE INDUSTRIES
OPPORTUNITIES IN PUBLIC SERVICE INDUSTRIES
ALTERNATIVES AND CHOICES
EIGHT Res Publica: The Emergence of Public Opinion, Civic Knowledge, and a Culture of Inquiry 199
THE MEANING OF REPUBLIC (RES PUBLICA)
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE OPEN PUBLIC REALM (RES PUBLICA)
THE OPEN PUBLIC REALM AND THE SCHOOLING OF EXPERIENCE
THE EMERGENCE OF PUBLIC OPINION, CIVIC KNOWLEDGE, AND A CULTURE OF INQUIRY
NINE Polycentricity: The Structural Basis of Self-Governing Systems 223
THE CONCEPT OF POLYCENTRICITY
THE EMERGENCE OF PATTERNS OF ORDER IN POLYCENTRIC STRUCTURES
CONCLUSION
IV. Conclusion
TEN 1989 and Beyond 249
SOME ESSENTIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF AMERICAN FEDERALISM
THE PROBLEM OF EMBODIED INTELLIGENCE
DOES FEDERALISM HAVE A FUTURE?
Notes 273
Bibliography 279
Index 289
About the Author 301