Revisiting Federalist No. 10: Constitutional Design and the Madisonian Politics of Public Opinion

Social Sciences

1. public opinion 100%
2. constitution 90%
3. faction 65%
4. politics 62%
5. amendment 40%
6. national constitution 27%
7. fragmentation 27%
8. deliberation 27%
9. republicanism 26%
10. social media 22%
11. conversation 21%
12. political scientist 20%
13. Internet 17%
14. director 15%
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16. programming 14%
17. dialogue 13%
18. judicial interpretation 13%
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20. constitutional reform 11%
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25. Democratic institutions 11%
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27. constitutional law 10%
28. present 10%
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30. god 10%
31. technological change 10%
32. way of life 9%
33. technical innovation 9%
34. Law 9%
35. charter 9%
36. grouping 9%
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38. remedies 8%
39. social economics 8%
40. metaphor 8%
41. international relations 8%
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