eBook Deconstructing the Republic: Voting Rights, the Supreme Court, and the Founders' Republicanism Reconsidered ePub

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Deconstructing the Republic book. Although the Voting Rights Act of 1965 did more to fortify American republicanism than any other civil rights legislation in American history-finally securing the right to vote for black citizens in the Jim Crow South almost one hundred years after passage of the Fifteenth Amendment-as currently implemented, the landmark law actually undermines the Founders' vision of American.

Deconstructing the Republic : Voting Rights, the Supreme Court, and the Founders' Republicanism Reconsidered. by Anthony A. Peacock.

In Deconstructing the Republic: Voting Rights, the Supreme Court, and the Founder’s Republicanism Reconsidered (AEI Press, April 2008) political scientist Anthony A. Peacock argues that the Founders’ vision rests on the idea that individual citizens can choose their representatives. Peacock argues that the Founders’ vision rests on the idea that individual citizens can choose their representatives based on public debate and argument, without regard to their race, creed, or class. Peacock contends that the way the VRA has been implemented undermines this vision, replacing it with judicially mandated multicultural politics

Anthony Peacock has compiled articles that examine the relationship between freedom . He is the author most recently of Deconstructing the Republic: Voting Rights, the Supreme Court, and the Founders' Republicanism Reconsidered (Washington, .

Anthony Peacock has compiled articles that examine the relationship between freedom and the rule of law in America. Although this is a theme that has been a perennial one since America's founding, it is also one of particular importance today, and this book explains how history makes this apparent. The AEI Press, 2008) and A Brief Guide to The Federalist Papers (Washington, . The Heritage Foundation, forthcoming). Библиографические данные.

2 Anthony A Peacock, DECONSTRUCTING THE REPUBLIC .

2 Anthony A Peacock, DECONSTRUCTING THE REPUBLIC: VOTING RIGHTS, THE SUPREME COURT, AND THE FOUNDERS’ REPUBLICANISM RECONSIDERED (2008). South Carolina v. Katzenbach, 383 .

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Anthony A. Peacock is associate professor of Political Science and Director of the Project on Liberty and American . Peacock is associate professor of Political Science and Director of the Project on Liberty and American Constitutionalism at Utah State University.

Deconstructing the Republic contends that the Founders' vision rests on the idea that individual citizens can choose their representatives based on public debate and argument, without regard to their race, creed, or class. Peacock argues that the way the Voting Rights Act has been implemented undermines this vision, replacing it with judicially-mandated multicultural politics

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by Anthony A. Although the Voting Rights Act of 1965 did more to fortify American republicanism than any other civil rights legislation in American history-finally securing the right to vote for black citizens in the Jim Crow South almost one hundred years after -–as currently implemented, the landmark law actually undermines the Founders’ vision of American government. Peacock argues that the way the Voting Rights Act has been implemented undermines this vision, replacing it with judicially-mandated multicultural politics.