Alfred de Grazia:
PUBLIC & REPUBLIC : Political Representation in America
Table of Contents:
PREFACE
Chapter I.
Representation and Politics
Chapter II.
English Ideas in Colonial Times
A:
VIRTUAL REPRESENTATION AND THE CROWN
B:
THE LEVELLERS: FIRST MODERN DIRECT DEMOCRATS
C:
VIRTUAL REPRESENTATION AND THE PARLIAMENTARY OLIGARCHY
D:
THE NEW ENGLISH RADICALS
Chapter III.
The American Colonial Development
A:
TENDENCIES TOWARD DIRECT DEMOCRACY
B:
THE THEOLOGICAL CONSERVATIVES
C:
THE COMMERCIAL INTERESTS
Chapter IV.
Revolutionary and Constitutional Representation
A:
REPRESENTATION OF STATE AND NATION
B:
THE ARISTO-DEMOCRATIC THEORY
C:
THE PROGRESS OF THE DIRECT DEMOCRATS
D:
BRIEF COMPARISONS
Chapter V.
The Establishment of Direct Representations
A:
EXTENDING THE DEVICES OF POPULISM
B:
NEW IDEAS OF REPRESENTATION
C:
TENDENCIES OF THE FUTURE
Chapter VI.
The Extremity of Direct Representation
A:
DIRECT REPRESENTATION INCREASINGLY APPLIED
B:
NEW EMPHASES IN DIRECT REPRESENTATION
C:
THE SPIRIT OF INSURGENCY
D:
REARGUARD DEFENSE OF DIRECT REPRESENTATION
E:
FROM MAJORITY WILL TO FREE-MARKET REPRESENTATION
Chapter VII.
Enlightened Individualism
A:
REPRESENTATION BY THE EXECUTIVE
B:
PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION
C:
THE CRUX OF PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION
Chapter VIII.
American Pluralism
A:
THE PARTY SYSTEM AS PLURALISM
B:
PROFESSIONAL REPRESENTATION
C:
BUSINESS REPRESENTATION
D:
CORPORATISM: INTEGRATED PLURALISM
E:
ADMINISTRATIVE PLURALISM
IX.
The Synthesis of
Public and Republic
A:
THE HISTORICAL PATTERN
B:
A NEW SYNTHESIS
C:
Selected Reading
D:
Notes
