The Power of Public IdeasRobert B. Reich Ballinger, 1988 - 265페이지 |
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... The Federalist , regard self- interested partisanship as inevitable and seek only to design institu- tions that pit ambition against ambition , thus " supplying , by opposite and rival interest , the defect of better motives . " 1 Still ...
... The Federalist , regard self- interested partisanship as inevitable and seek only to design institu- tions that pit ambition against ambition , thus " supplying , by opposite and rival interest , the defect of better motives . " 1 Still ...
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... the Federalist described the judiciary as the " least dangerous branch " of government , having no direct influence over " the sword or the purse , " 1 generations of scholars and commentators have fretted over where judges should find ...
... the Federalist described the judiciary as the " least dangerous branch " of government , having no direct influence over " the sword or the purse , " 1 generations of scholars and commentators have fretted over where judges should find ...
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... The Federalist , No. 51 , Jacob E. Cooke , ed . ( Middletown , CT : Wesleyan University Press , 1961 ) and Herbert Sotring , What the Anti - Federalists Were For ( Chicago : University of Chicago Press , 1981 ) , chap . 3 . 17. Alexis ...
... The Federalist , No. 51 , Jacob E. Cooke , ed . ( Middletown , CT : Wesleyan University Press , 1961 ) and Herbert Sotring , What the Anti - Federalists Were For ( Chicago : University of Chicago Press , 1981 ) , chap . 3 . 17. Alexis ...
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