Stephen M. Maurer Knihy

Exploring the evolution of self-governance in both commercial and academic science communities, this book delves into its historical context, theoretical frameworks, and the policy implications that arise from it. It offers insights into how self-governance shapes scientific practices and governance structures, making it essential for understanding the dynamics within these communities.

This book presents a self-contained and accessible economic analysis of American politics. Chapters address voters, political parties, the media, Congress, the Presidency, and the Supreme Court. Maurer explains how the Framers' design usually encourages moderation – but can also veer into the kind of dangerously divisive politics we know today.