Category: NEO
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Noocracy Papers No. 38: Imperfect Remedies, Public Necessity, and the Limits of Founding Power
A Noocratic response to Madison’s Federalist No. 38 on imperfect alternatives, conflicting objections, territorial power, and lawful institutional reform.
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Noocracy Papers No. 37: Constitutional Judgment, Human Limits, and the Discipline of Common Design
A Noocratic response to Madison’s Federalist No. 37 on constitutional design, human fallibility, language, compromise, and accountable revision.
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Noocracy Papers No. 36: Local Knowledge, Common Revenue, and the Discipline of Fiscal Power
A Noocratic response to Federalist No. 36 on local knowledge, shared tax administration, public burdens, and the constitutional discipline of emergency fiscal power.
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Noocracy Papers No. 35: Representation, Revenue, and the Architecture of Fiscal Justice
A constitutional examination of taxation, representative knowledge, economic burdens, and the Noocratic principles of fiscal justice and public accountability.
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Noocracy Papers No. 34: Public Capacity and the Revenue of Future Necessity
A Noocratic reinterpretation of Federalist No. 34 examining concurrent taxation, future contingency, defense and commerce, fiscal proportionality, public resilience, and the duty to preserve lawful capacity without converting uncertainty into unlimited power.
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Noocracy Papers No. 33: Constitutional Means and the Supremacy of Lawful Power
A Noocratic reinterpretation of Federalist No. 33 examining the Necessary and Proper Clause, constitutional supremacy, derivative authority, concurrent taxation, constitutional provenance, governmental usurpation, and the architecture of bounded public power.
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Noocracy Papers No. 32: Concurrent Sovereignty and the Architecture of Retained Authority
A Noocratic reinterpretation of Federalist No. 32 examining retained authority, concurrent sovereignty, fiscal independence, constitutional exclusivity, jurisdictional interoperability, and the architecture of distributed government.
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Noocracy Papers No. 31: First Principles of Fiscal Power and the Discipline of Reason
A Noocratic reinterpretation of Federalist No. 31 examining first principles, fiscal power, constitutional capacity, taxation, jurisdiction, institutional encroachment, public accountability, and the discipline of governmental power through Nous and reason.
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Noocracy Papers No. 30: The Treasury of the Global Village and the Architecture of Public Credit
A Noocratic reinterpretation of Federalist No. 30 examining the constitutional architecture of public revenue, treasury authority, public credit, debt, fiscal accountability, digital public finance, and the relationship between governmental obligations and lawful fiscal capacity.
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Noocracy Papers No. 29: The Distributed Defense of the Global Village
A Noocratic reinterpretation of Federalist No. 29 examining distributed civic defense, civilian supremacy, defensive subsidiarity, constitutional interoperability, mutual aid, and the safeguards required to reconcile public security with liberty.