The principle of federation
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| Formato: | Libro |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Toronto ; Buffalo ; London :
University of Toronto Press
1979
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Preface
- Introduction
- Notes to the introduction
- The principle of federation and the need to reconstitute the party of revolution
- Part One
- 1. Political dualism
- authority and liberty: opposition and interconnection of the two ideas
- 2. a priori conceptions of political order: regime of authority, regime of liberty
- 3. Forms of government
- 4. Compromise between the principles: origins of political contradictions
- 5. De facto governments: social dissolution
- 6. The political problem posed: the principle of a solution
- 7. Isolation of the idea of federation
- 8. A progressive constitution
- 9. What has delayed federation: factors hindering the idea
- 10. Political idealism: efficacy of federal guarantees
- 11. Economic sanctions: the argo-industrial federation
- Part Two
- 1. The Jacobin tradition: federalist Gaul, monarchical France
- Translator's notes on the text
