The Treason of Rules: Political Entrepreneurship, Representative ...

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• revision - matière potentielle : to the extant rules of the political game

The Treason of Rules: Political Entrepreneurship, Representative Government, and Constitutional Constraints Adam Martin George Mason University Diana Thomas Huntsman School of Business Utah State University Abstract: Post-constitutional political rules that emerge through political entrepreneurship are an important source of change in the rules of the political game. A number of constitutional rules are vulnerable to undermining by post-constitutional rules in this manner.

• representative government
• political agents
• central aspects of the voter-representative relationship with incommensurable aspects of a shareholder-executive relationship
• constitutional rules
• voter-representative relationship
• significant class of constitutional rules
• political entrepreneurship
• relationship
• rules
• power

Sujets

• Thomas
• University
• Roosevelt
• Supreme court
• Politics
• Relationship
• Significance
• Agent (informatique)

Informations

• Publié par: mochug
• Nombre de lectures: 22
• Langue: English

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th 4 Grade Lesson 1 NON-OBJECTIVE ART Lesson Objective:To teach the children that art doesn’t have to look like anything familiar or real. Art can be completely abstract and made up. Vocabulary: (If the vocabulary words have been provided on poster boards, refer to them here. Otherwise, write the words on the board before you start the discussion on vocabulary) Abstract art: A piece of art that does not represent real or natural forms. Abstract art can be difficult to understand. Hard edge: A clear, crisply defined edge in a picture. Soft edge: An edge that fades away in a picture and is not crisply defined. Template: A pattern that serves as a drawing guide. Color Gradations: When the edges of a color slowly change into another color. Collage: Art in which different materials are pasted on a surface. Texture: The way something feels on the surface. Materials Provided: Visual Aids: Non-objective texture collage Prints Provided: Composition (Blue, Red and Yellow), Piet Mondrian, 1930 Phenomena Royal Violet Visitation, Paul Jenkins, 1977 The Chicago Picasso, Pablo Picasso, 1965 Reinforcement Activity Materials Provided: Paper Popsicle sticks Dried leaves

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