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Contents:
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1: Making a Constitution
Chapter 2: The Bill of Rights: Madison Gets Religion
Chapter 3: The Right to Petition: The Long Drive
Chapter 4: Congress and the Progressive Era
Chapter 5: The Initiative and Referendum Movement
Chapter 6: National Referendum Proposals and the Isolationist Impulse
Chapter 7: The Dawning of the Sunshine Seventies
Chapter 8: A Window on Congress: Televising Floor Debates
Chapter 9: The Revival of Direct Democracy Proposals
Chapter 10: The Road to the Republican Revolution
Chapter 11: The Road to Governance: Revolution, Reform, and Reality
Chapter 12: Coming Full Circle: The Complete Revolution?
Chapter 13: Term Limits and the Scarlet Letter
Chapter 14: The Electronic Congress
Chapter 15: The Curtain Falls Twice on the House
Chapter 16: The Future of Deliberative Democracy
Appendix A: Voter Turnout in States with and without Statutory Initiatives and/or Referendums, 1992 and 1996 General Elections
Appendix B: House Legislative Data for 103d-105th Congresses
Bibliography
Index
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