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The warring ideas of centralization and decentralization are at the core of modern political debates about the national economy, U.S. foreign policy, and citizens' cultural values--just as they were among our Founding Fathers. With the election of Abraham Lincoln, the concept and practice of centralization in U.S. government gained power. In contrast, the Confederate constitution carried decentralization even further than the original Constitution and added a number of features that could stand us in good stead in this time of big government and excessive rules.
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Redeeming American Democracy: Lessons from the Confederate Constitution
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Pelican Publishing Co, 2007
ISBN 10 : 1589804724
ISBN 13 : 9781589804722
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Hardback. Etat : Very Good. HOW TO BRING THE POWER BACK TO THE PEOPLE BY DECENTRALIZATIONProfessor DeRosa goes boldly into territory where no one has ventured before and few have even known existed. Like an intrepid explorer of lands forgotten by time, he comes back with fresh knowledge-knowledge that Americans can use to save liberty and rules the law under Constitutional government. -Clyde Wilson, distinguished Professor Emeritus of History, University of South Carolina(It) brings something new to the table and will inspire readers to think about their place in this democracy.-Whitney Hallberg, ForeWord MagazineRead this book and learn why the 'Principles of '61' may be our last chance to save America.-Thomas DiLorenzo, author of The Real Lincoln and Lincoln UnmaskedThe warring ideas of centralization and decentralization are at the core of modern political debates about the national economy, U.S. foreign policy, and citizens' cultural values-just as they were among our Founding Fathers. In this controversial and thorough study, Professor Marshall DeRosa explains how the Confederate constitution carried decentralization even further than the original Constitution and added a number of safeguards against government, features which he argues would benefit Americans today. Noting the presence of big government and excessive rules, DeRosa's examination serves as a lesson and inspiration with his emphatic call for Americans to gain control and restore the substance of our democracy. He addresses the power of the threat of succession on rogue leaders-one of several astute theories posed that will inspire readers to reconsider their role in our nation's redemption. The ultimate question remains: Will decisions be made in the communities where people live-or in Washington, D.C.? N° de réf. du vendeur 00110815006
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Redeeming American Democracy: Lessons from the Confederate Constitution
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Redeeming American Democracy: Lessons from the Confederate Constitution
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Pelican Publishing Company, 2007
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ISBN 13 : 9781589804722
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Redeeming American Democracy: Lessons from the Confederate Constitution
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Pelican Publishing Co, 2007
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ISBN 13 : 9781589804722
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Hardback. Etat : Very Good. HOW TO BRING THE POWER BACK TO THE PEOPLE BY DECENTRALIZATIONProfessor DeRosa goes boldly into territory where no one has ventured before and few have even known existed. Like an intrepid explorer of lands forgotten by time, he comes back with fresh knowledge-knowledge that Americans can use to save liberty and rules the law under Constitutional government. -Clyde Wilson, distinguished Professor Emeritus of History, University of South Carolina(It) brings something new to the table and will inspire readers to think about their place in this democracy.-Whitney Hallberg, ForeWord MagazineRead this book and learn why the 'Principles of '61' may be our last chance to save America.-Thomas DiLorenzo, author of The Real Lincoln and Lincoln UnmaskedThe warring ideas of centralization and decentralization are at the core of modern political debates about the national economy, U.S. foreign policy, and citizens' cultural values-just as they were among our Founding Fathers. In this controversial and thorough study, Professor Marshall DeRosa explains how the Confederate constitution carried decentralization even further than the original Constitution and added a number of safeguards against government, features which he argues would benefit Americans today. Noting the presence of big government and excessive rules, DeRosa's examination serves as a lesson and inspiration with his emphatic call for Americans to gain control and restore the substance of our democracy. He addresses the power of the threat of succession on rogue leaders-one of several astute theories posed that will inspire readers to reconsider their role in our nation's redemption. The ultimate question remains: Will decisions be made in the communities where people live-or in Washington, D.C.? N° de réf. du vendeur CIN1589804724VG
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