The Fall of Republics A History from Ancient Carthage to the American Constitution
The Fall of Rlics A History from Ancient Carthage to the American Constitution | 26.46 MB
Title: The Fall of Rlics
Author: Thomas F. Madden
Category: Nonfiction, Social & Cultural Studies, Political Science, International, Foreign Legal Systems, Politics, History & Theory, History, Ancient History
Language: English | 449 Pages | ISBN: 069119582X
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What caused the world's great rlics to fall—and what their fate reveals about the dangers facing modern democracies today
In this timely book, distinguished historian Thomas Madden explores the people, events, and factors that led to the collapse of some of the world's most enduring rlics—from Carthage to Rome to Venice and beyond—and examines the worrying lessons these failures hold for the United States and other democracies today.
The Fall of Rlics not only tells the story of fallen states but also opens a window into how modern democratic rlics were built on the ashes of the old. From Machiavelli to John Adams, philosophers and statesmen applied the lessons of lost rlics to forge new ones that they hoped would be inoculated against the calamities that brought down their predecessors. The book reveals that rlics thrive because they pit interests and powers against each other, balancing them across government branches to ensure stability and avoid tyranny. Rlics are strengthened by adversity, which unites citizens despite their differences, and weakened by prosperity and security, which breeds division and partisan strife.
With their eyes on the ancient world, America's founders built important safeguards into the Constitution—but those safeguards are being tested today as the United States accumulates historical hallmarks of broken rlics, from political violence to the politicization of the courts. The Fall of Rlics offers valuable lessons and insights about what threatens rlics—and what's needed to keep them alive.
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What caused the world's great rlics to fall—and what their fate reveals about the dangers facing modern democracies today
In this timely book, distinguished historian Thomas Madden explores the people, events, and factors that led to the collapse of some of the world's most enduring rlics—from Carthage to Rome to Venice and beyond—and examines the worrying lessons these failures hold for the United States and other democracies today.
The Fall of Rlics not only tells the story of fallen states but also opens a window into how modern democratic rlics were built on the ashes of the old. From Machiavelli to John Adams, philosophers and statesmen applied the lessons of lost rlics to forge new ones that they hoped would be inoculated against the calamities that brought down their predecessors. The book reveals that rlics thrive because they pit interests and powers against each other, balancing them across government branches to ensure stability and avoid tyranny. Rlics are strengthened by adversity, which unites citizens despite their differences, and weakened by prosperity and security, which breeds division and partisan strife.
With their eyes on the ancient world, America's founders built important safeguards into the Constitution—but those safeguards are being tested today as the United States accumulates historical hallmarks of broken rlics, from political violence to the politicization of the courts. The Fall of Rlics offers valuable lessons and insights about what threatens rlics—and what's needed to keep them alive.
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