The debt ceiling and the liberal public sphere

In a series of recent essays, Robert Rowland has outlined the characteristics of the liberal public sphere. The dual purposes of the liberal public sphere are to provide appropriate representation to all stakeholders and to in some sense make wise choices about public policy. The present study tests the applicability of the liberal public sphere via a consideration of the debt ceiling debate that dominated American politics in the summer of 2011

History and trend of the teaching of physics in the secondary schools of the United States

Thesis (M.A.)--Boston University, 1931. This item was digitized by the Internet Archive

Labor decisions of the Kansas Supreme Court

Thesis (M.A.)--University of Kansas, Economics, 1927

Commentary on: David Zarefsky\u27s The \u27comeback\u27 second Obama-Romney debate and the virtues of argumentation

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In search of the Roman frontier in Sardinia

Includes bibliographical reference