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Preface | |
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To the Instructor | |
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Democracy | |
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How Democratic Is America? | |
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How Democratic Is America? A Response to Howard Zinn | |
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Rebuttal to Sidney Hook | |
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Rejoinder to Howard Zinn | |
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The Constitution | |
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An Economic Interpretation of the Constitution of the United States | |
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Charles Beard and the Constitution: A Critical Analysis | |
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Federalism | |
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Unfunded Mandates | |
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Unfunded Mandates: Laws That Bind Us Together | |
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The Federal Unfunded Mandates Reform Act: "Lost in the Weeds" | |
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Gay Marriage: A Matter for the States or the Federal Government? | |
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"States, Right?" Not in the Gay Marriage Debate | |
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Hands Off Constitutions: This Isn't the Way to Ban Same-Sex Marriage | |
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Public Opinion | |
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Polling Matters | |
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Leaders Should Not Follow Opinion Polls | |
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Voting | |
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Turnout in the 2004 Presidential Election | |
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Compulsory Voting Is the Best Way to Keep Democracy Strong | |
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Nonvoting Is Not a Social Disease | |
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Campaigns and the Media | |
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TV Ad Wars: How to Cut Advertising Costs in Political Campaigns | |
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Damned Spots: A Defense of Thirty-Second Campaign Ads | |
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Elections | |
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Nominations | |
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Choosing Our Choices 2004 | |
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The National Primary: An Excellent Idea | |
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The Regional Lottery Plan: America's Missing Constitutional Link | |
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The Electoral College | |
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A State-Based Plan for Electing the President by National Popular Vote | |
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Arnold: Terminate This Gimmick | |
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Political Parties | |
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It's His Party: Bush Republicanism Is Here to Stay | |
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Back to the Future: The Re-emergence of the Emerging Democratic Majority | |
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Interest Groups | |
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Power in America: Who Has the Power? | |
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The Forces That Set the Agenda | |
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Congress | |
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Representation: Redistricting | |
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Redistricting: A Bipartisan Sport | |
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You Can't Compete with Voters' Feet | |
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Representation: Legislative Role | |
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The Legislator as Delegate | |
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The Legislator as Trustee | |
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The Legislator as Politico | |
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Legislative Process: The Filibuster | |
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It's Time to Change the Filibuster | |
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Defending the Dinosaur: The Case for Not Fixing the Filibuster | |
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The Presidency | |
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How the Presidency Regained Its Balance | |
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You Go Too Far, Mr. President: The Founders Would Disapprove | |
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All Hail ... King George? | |
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Bureaucracy | |
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Downsizing the Federal Government | |
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The Fox in the Henhouse: How Privatization Threatens Democracy | |
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Courts | |
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The Supreme Court and Judicial Review | |
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A Jurisprudence of Original Intention | |
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What Did the Founding Fathers Intend? | |
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Judicial Selection | |
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The Senate Is Supposed to Advise and Consent, Not Obstruct and Delay | |
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Of Course Ideology Should Matter in Judicial Selection | |
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Civil Liberties | |
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Free Speech | |
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Mandatory Student Fees Do Not Abridge Freedom of Speech | |
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Mandatory Student Fees Violate Students' Right to Free Speech | |
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Freedom of Religion | |
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Keep "Under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance | |
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Remove "Under God" from the Pledge | |
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Criminal Rights | |
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"We're in the Fight of Our Lives" | |
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Just Make It a Fair Fight | |
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Civil Rights | |
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Affirmative Action | |
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Law School Admissions: The Case for Affirmative Action | |
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Law School Admissions: The Case Against Affirmative Action | |
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Gender Equity | |
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Wrestling with Title IX | |
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We Must Preserve Equity for Women in College Athletics | |
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Abortion | |
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Abortion Politics: The Case for the Right to Privacy | |
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Abortion on Demand Has No Constitutional or Moral Justification | |
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