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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Illustrations
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
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1 Corruption as Political Decay -
2 Elitist Interpretations of the Republic -
3 On Material Constitutional Thought -
4 Machiavelli on the Plebeian Power to Create and Punish -
5 Condorcet on Primary Assemblies -
6 Luxemburg on Popular Emancipation -
7 Arendt on the Republic of Parties and Councils -
8 Contemporary Plebeian Thought -
9 Constitutionalizing the Power of Those Who Do Not Rule - Epilogue: What Is to Be Done?
- Bibliography
- Index
- A Note on the Type
(p.289) A Note on the Type
(p.289) A Note on the Type
- Source:
- Systemic Corruption
- Author(s):
Camila Vergara
- Publisher:
- Princeton University Press
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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Illustrations
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
-
1 Corruption as Political Decay -
2 Elitist Interpretations of the Republic -
3 On Material Constitutional Thought -
4 Machiavelli on the Plebeian Power to Create and Punish -
5 Condorcet on Primary Assemblies -
6 Luxemburg on Popular Emancipation -
7 Arendt on the Republic of Parties and Councils -
8 Contemporary Plebeian Thought -
9 Constitutionalizing the Power of Those Who Do Not Rule - Epilogue: What Is to Be Done?
- Bibliography
- Index
- A Note on the Type
