Today in Federalism, Belated Edition

While I was gone:

March 2, 1788: New York publishing firm J. & A. McLean published the first thirty-six [Federalist Papers] as a bound volume, titled The Federalist.

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Federalism 101

Cool video intro from the Forum of Federations.

Hat tip: World Federalist Movement- Institute for Global Policy Facebook group

Minerva Deadline

As a heads-up for aspiring authors of global governance policy, the deadline for Minerva vol. 32 is March 15.

To submit, please contact the editor:

thesil [at] midcoast.com
or

Minerva
PO Box 397
Waldoboro, ME 04572

Thesil is a fantastic person and she puts out a really top quality publication. If you can't submit, but still want to read the journal, either contact Thesil at the above address or read it online in PDF form.

Coming Soon...

... to a tv set near you!

This miniseries looks interesting enough that I might have to make sure I actually get HBO.

Ron Paul, Libertarians, and the Rest of America, Reprise

A much better articulation of my hopes, fears, and misgivings about Ron Paul's candidacy on reason's Hit & Run today.

Pop Culture Is Good for Democracy?

This would make a great thesis project.

It's Friday, I'm in Love

I always love my country, but recently, I haven't exactly been moved to tears by the relationship - or if I have, they've been for the wrong reasons.

Today, however, with 'Obama Wins!' emblazoned across every newspaper, I am beyond moved.

Even Republicans are proud of Obama's victory, and the world rejoices.