The Federalist Papers¶
Hamilton, A., Madison, J., & Jay, J. The Federalist Papers.
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- Governance and constitutional design: enabling powers and checking powers — legislatures and courts, executive and oversight, market and regulator — run as concurrent opposed channels; loss of checks yields authoritarian runaway, loss of enabling powers yields paralysis.
This sourceNos. 47–51 (Madison). 1788. Argues that enabling and checking powers must run concurrently and be balanced — separation of powers and checks and balances ('ambition must be made to counteract ambition') against runaway concentration or paralysis.
- Governance and constitutional design: enabling powers and checking powers — legislatures and courts, executive and oversight, market and regulator — run as concurrent opposed channels; loss of checks yields authoritarian runaway, loss of enabling powers yields paralysis.
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