Name: Equal Rights for All. Special Privileges for None. Re-Examining the Agrarian Arguments Against a Centralized American Government (en Inglés)
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Author: Laurie Thomas Vass
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Equal Rights for All. Special Privileges for None. Re-Examining the Agrarian Arguments Against a Centralized American Government (en Inglés)

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The Great American Business & Economics Press Gabby Press

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Laurie Thomas Vass

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Equal Rights for All. Special Privileges for None. Re-Examining the Agrarian Arguments Against a Centralized American Government (en Inglés)

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Reseña del libro "Equal Rights for All. Special Privileges for None. Re-Examining the Agrarian Arguments Against a Centralized American Government (en Inglés)"

ISBN: 9780979438882 Géneros: Sinópsis: The purpose of this book is to start over in American history at the point of the antifederalist arguments and reexamine the Populists legacy of fair political participation and to explore the question of the relationship between the pursuit of individual self interest free market economics and the constitutional public purpose The books main argument is that the antifederalist arguments would have been a better pathway to preserve individual freedom than Madisons arrangement of rules of procedureIn making the claim that the current constitutional system is beyond redemption the books premise is that the new constitution must empower citizens with more democracy at the most local level of state and city government to the end that citizens can rely on their own initiative to preserve and protect their freedoms