What do the Florida African American History standards really say about slavery?
Colleen Sheehan
The relatively small battle over Madison at Montpelier is a microcosm of the larger culture war that goes to the core of what America stands for.
Is there a secret message of love hidden in Emma?
All governments not based on the consent of the governed are not legitimate, not truly popular, not truly republican governments.
The film allows us into the head and heart of the characters, making Emma. a love story worthy of standing with Pride and Prejudice.
Technology seems to have recreated the problem of the small republic, such that the large republic is now susceptible to the disease of faction.
Politics requires fit characters, but can virtue be restored as a basis for liberty? Four contributors address this problem.
Colleen A. Sheehan is Professor of Politics with the School of Civic and Economic Thought and Leadership at Arizona State University.