The Spirit of the Laws: Republicanism and the Unfinished Project of Modernity |
Contents
Natural Jurisprudence | 47 |
Part | 117 |
The Rise and Fall of Civic Federalism in the American | 165 |
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absolute American antinomic Arendt associated Australian autonomous become British dominions Canada Canadian capacity capitalist citizens citizenship civic action civic freedom civic virtue civil body politic civil society claims classical classical republican collective welfare colonial common law commonwealth conventional corporate corporate welfare corporatist courts crisis critical legal critical legal studies Crown Crown-in-Parliament culture Detmold developmental distinction doctrinal economic élite enlightened despotism existence federal principle Federalist forms function genesis genetic legitimacy governmental guaranteed Hannah Arendt hierocratic historical human Ibid ideal imperial individual institutional interests J.G.A. Pocock juridical jurisprudential language lawyers legislative liberal liberty logic mixed and balanced modern civil society modern nation-state monarchal nation-state natural jurisprudence norms Parliament patriation reference patrician polyarchal popular sovereignty practice public realm recognized representative republic republican jurisprudence republican polity Revolution role schema of civic Scottish Enlightenment section 92 social sovereign authority structure substantive system of needs telic theory unitary Westminster constitutionalism



