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The Federalist Post-1989
Table of Contents
R.F. Hassing
1995; ISBN 1-878802-19-4
Preface
Introduction: Republicanism in the Postcommunist Transition
On Federalist 10 and Faction: A Universal Problem, an American Solution
Introduction: Distrust and Alarm
Human Nature and the Causes of Faction
Majorities, Minorities, and the Extended Republic
Conclusion
On Federalist 47-52: Separation of Powers, and Checks and Balances
On Federalist 47
On Federalist 48
On Federalist 49
On Federalist 50
On Federalist 51
Summary of Principal Results and Conclusions
Acknowledgement
Notes
About the Author
R.F. Hassing holds advanced degrees in physics, political theory, and philosophy from Cornell University, the University of Toronto, and Catholic University. He visited Romania in 1974 as a National Academy of Sciences exchange grantee, and returned several times thereafter. In 1992 he began a continuing collaboration with the new political science department of the University of Cluj, Romania. He has published articles in physics and philosophy of nature, and is currently on the faculty of the School of Philosophy, Catholic University.
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