Framed America's fifty-one constitutions and the crisis of governance /
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| 言語: | 英語 |
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Oxford ; New York :
Oxford University Press,
c2012.
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目次:
- Of compromise and constitutions
- What is the pint of preambles?
- How does a "republican form of government" differ from "democracy"?
- Elections and a republican form of government
- Bicameralism
- If two opinions are good, is a third opinion (with the power of most of the time absolutely to kill the decision of the first two opinion-makers) even better?
- Presidentialism (and "gubernatorialism")
- So what, precisely, does one get, as a constitutional matter, upon being elected president?
- Presidential duration in office, the possibility of impeachment, and the role of the vice president
- Divided government
- How "independent" a judiciary do we really want?
- On the judiciary (and supreme court) as guardian of the constitution
- Federalism
- Amendment
- Emergency powers.