Nbr. 71-s1, December 2011

Index

• Federalist No. 10: Are Factions the Problem in Creating Democratic Accountability in the Public Interest?
• Federalist No. 10: How Do Factions Affect the President as Administrator‐in‐Chief?
• Federalist No. 1: How Would Publius Define Good Government Today?
• Federalist No. 23: Can the Leviathan Be Managed?
• Federalist No. 27: Is Transparency Essential for Public Confidence in Government?
• Federalist No. 30: What Is to Be Done About the Federal Budget?
• Federalist No. 41: Does Polarization Inhibit Coordination?
• Federalist No. 44: What Is the Role of Intergovernmental Relations in Federalism?
• Federalist No. 51: Is Liberty Guaranteed by Structures?
• Federalist No. 51: Is the Past Relevant to Today's Collaborative Public Management?
• Federalist No. 67: Can the Executive Sustain Both Republican and Energetic Government?
• Federalist No. 70: Can the Public Service Survive in the Contest Between Hamilton’s Aspirations and Madison’s Reality?
• Federalist No. 70: Is the President Too Powerful?
• Federalist No. 70: Where Does the Public Service Begin and End?
• Federalist No. 71: Can the Federal Government Be Held Accountable for Performance?
• Federalist No. 71: Does Duration in Office Provide Vigilant Autonomy in the Regulatory Process?
• Federalist No. 72: What Happened to the Public Service Ideal?
• Federalist No. 76: Does the Presidential Appointments Process Guarantee Control of Government?
• Federalist No. 7: Is Disunion among the States a Hidden Source of Strength?
• Federalist No. 85: Has the National Government Become an “Awful Spectacle”?
• Federalist Nos. 67–77 How Would Publius Envision the Civil Service Today?
• Preface: An Audacious Task