Acknowledgments

Chapter One
The Declaration of Independence
Constitution for the United States of America
The Federalist No. 47: Madison
The Federalist No. 48: Madison
The Federalist No. 51: Madison
Address and Reasons of Dissent of the Minority of the Convention of Pennsylvania
to Their Constituents

Chapter Two
The Federalist No. 45: Madison
McCulloch v. The State of Maryland
Federalism in America: An Obituary, by Forrest McDonald and Susan McDonald
The Balance of Power between the Federal Government and the States, by Kathleen M. Sullivan

Chapter Three
The Federalist No. 70: Hamilton
The Coalition Game: The Heart of Governing, by Hedrick Smith
The Paradox of Presidential Power, by Godfrey Hodgson

Chapter Four
Constraints, James Q. Wilson
Bureaucracy as Polity, by Ralph P. Hummel

Chapter Five
The Federalist No. 57: Hamilton or Madison
Party Leaders and the New Legislative Process, by Barbara Sinclair

Chapter Six
The Federalist No. 78: Hamilton
Storm Center--Packing the Court, by David O'Brien
Marbury v. Madison
Roe v. Wade

Chapter Seven
Nature and Function of Party, by V.O. Key
Breaking the Two-Party Monopoly, by Douglas Amy
The Decline of Collective Responsibility in American Politics, by Morris P. Fiorina
Going to Extremes, Losing the Center, by W. John Moore
The Feeding Frenzy, by Jeffrey H. Birnbaum

Chapter Eight
The Incredible Shrinking Sound Bite, by Kiku Adatto
The Role of the Media in Representative Government, by Kathleen M. Sullivan

Chapter Nine
The Incredible Shrinking Electorate, by Thomas E. Patterson
What Killed Civic Engagement? Summing Up, by Robert D. Putnam