The constitution as political structure
Redish, Martin H.
The constitution as political structure Martin H. Redish. - New York Oxford University Press 1995. - viii, 229 p. 24 cm.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 167-222) and index.
Introduction: political structure, democratic theory, and constitutional text -- Federalism, the Constitutions and American political theory -- The dormant commerce clause and the constitutional balance of federalism -- Pragmatic formalism and separation of powers -- Legislative delegation, pragmatic formalism, and the values of democracy -- Conclusion: liberalism, constitutions theory, and political structure.
0195070607 (acid-free paper)
GB95-31299
Federal goverment--United States.
Constitutional law
United States--Politics and goverment.
United States--Constitutional law.
United States--Politics and goverment.
Constitution United States
342.73/02 347.3022
The constitution as political structure Martin H. Redish. - New York Oxford University Press 1995. - viii, 229 p. 24 cm.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 167-222) and index.
Introduction: political structure, democratic theory, and constitutional text -- Federalism, the Constitutions and American political theory -- The dormant commerce clause and the constitutional balance of federalism -- Pragmatic formalism and separation of powers -- Legislative delegation, pragmatic formalism, and the values of democracy -- Conclusion: liberalism, constitutions theory, and political structure.
0195070607 (acid-free paper)
GB95-31299
Federal goverment--United States.
Constitutional law
United States--Politics and goverment.
United States--Constitutional law.
United States--Politics and goverment.
Constitution United States
342.73/02 347.3022