Back to Results
First PageMeta Content
Federalism in the United States / Political systems / Printz v. United States / Tenth Amendment to the United States Constitution / Federalism / Canadian federalism / Federal government of the United States / Taxing and Spending Clause / South Dakota v. Dole / Government / United States Constitution / Law


b e yo n d t h e e l e c t i o n American politicians have overregulated, overspent and overleveraged the nation to the brink of ruin. Why? In part, at least, through neglect of constitutional design.
Add to Reading List

Document Date: 2012-12-10 10:01:22

Open Document

File Size: 534,98 KB

Share Result on Facebook

City

New York / Printz / /

Company

Yale University Press / Feds / Dole / Chevron / /

Continent

America / /

Country

France / United States / /

Currency

USD / /

Event

Environmental Issue / Employment Change / /

Facility

Supreme Court / Federal highway / /

IndustryTerm

surface coal mining / federal machinery / permit applications / healthcare / greenhouse gas regulations / eral law / constitutional law / recent greenhouse gas regulations / /

Organization

Center for Tenth Amendment Studies / San Antonio Metropolitan Transit Authority / Supreme Court / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / Texas Public Policy Foundation / Federal court / Yale University / Roberts Court / Senate / Congress / Federal government / US Federal Reserve / Rehnquist Court / American embassy in France / /

Person

Michael Greve / Antonin Scalia / Walter Lippmann / David Schoenbrod / Branch / Jonathan P. Caulkins / George Washington / Franklin D. Roosevelt / Beau Kilmer / Sandra Day O’Connor / Mark Kleiman / Mario Loyola / James Madison / Angela Hawken / Walter Weyl / Thomas Jefferson / /

Position

President / state official / election executive / director / Executive / representative / major new Executive / /

ProvinceOrState

South Dakota / Mississippi / /

PublishedMedium

The American Interest / the New Republic / /

SocialTag