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Index
Cover Page Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Contents 1. Introduction 2. Of compromises and constitutions 3. What is the point of preambles (in contrast to the rest of a constitution)? 4. How does a “republican form of government” differ from “democracy” (and to which should we be committed today)? 5. Elections and a republican form of government 6. Bicameralism 7. If two opinions are good, is a third opinion (with the power to kill the decisions of the fi rst two opinion-makers) even better? 8. Presidentialism (and gubernatorialism) 9. So what, precisely, does one get, as a constitutional matter, upon being elected president? 10. Executive duration in offi ce, the possibility of impeachment, and the role of the vice president 11. Divided government 12. How “independent” a judiciary do we really want? 13. On the judiciary (and supreme court) as guardian of the constitution 14. Federalism 15. Amendment 16. “Exigencies,” “emergencies,” and adherence to constitutional norms (and settlements) 17. Conclusion Acknowledgments Notes Index
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