Schwarzschild Maimon (8 results)
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Hard Cover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 1st American Ed. 321 pages. Feataures contributions by John M. Ellis, Peter W. Wood, Peter N. Kirsanow, Heather MacDonald, Carissa Mulder, Lance Izumi and Rowena Tchon. Race Preferences in Education.
Principled Constitution? : Four Skeptical Views
Smith, Steven D.; Alexander, Larry; Allan, James; Schwarzschild, Maimon
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Paperback. Condition: New. Is the United States Constitution the embodiment of certain principles? The four authors of this book for a variety of reasons, and with somewhat different emphases, believe the answer is no. Those who authored the Constitution no doubt all believed in liberty, equality, and, with caveats, republican s…elf-government values, or if you will, principles. But they had different conceptions of those principles and what those principles entailed for constituting a government. Although the Constitution they created reflected, in some sense, their principles, the Constitution itself was a specific list of do's and don'ts that its creators hoped would gain the allegiance of the newly independent and sovereign states. And, for somewhat different reasons, the authors of this book believe that was a good thing.
Principled Constitution? : Four Skeptical Views
Smith, Steven D.; Alexander, Larry; Allan, James; Schwarzschild, Maimon
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Principled Constitution? : Four Skeptical Views
Smith, Steven D.; Alexander, Larry; Allan, James; Schwarzschild, Maimon
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Principled Constitution? : Four Skeptical Views
Smith, Steven D.; Alexander, Larry; Allan, James; Schwarzschild, Maimon
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A Principled Constitution?: Four Skeptical Views
Smith, Steven D.; Alexander, Larry; Allan, James; Schwarzschild, Maimon
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Paperback. Condition: New. Is the United States Constitution the embodiment of certain principles? The four authors of this book for a variety of reasons, and with somewhat different emphases, believe the answer is no. Those who authored the Constitution no doubt all believed in liberty, equality, and, with caveats, republican s…elf-government values, or if you will, principles. But they had different conceptions of those principles and what those principles entailed for constituting a government. Although the Constitution they created reflected, in some sense, their principles, the Constitution itself was a specific list of do's and don'ts that its creators hoped would gain the allegiance of the newly independent and sovereign states. And, for somewhat different reasons, the authors of this book believe that was a good thing.
