Category: NEO
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Noocracy Papers No. 69: Bounded Executive Power and the Discipline of Constitutional Comparison
A Noocratic reinterpretation of Hamilton’s Federalist No. 69 comparing executive tenure, accountability, military command, mercy, diplomacy, appointments, and lawful limits.
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Noocracy Papers No. 68: Executive Selection, Public Discernment, and the Integrity of Delegated Choice
A Noocratic reinterpretation of Hamilton’s Federalist No. 68 on popular authorization, electoral deliberation, corruption safeguards, majority rules, and legitimate succession.
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Noocracy Papers No. 67: Executive Authority, Temporary Power, and the Discipline of Accurate Judgment
A Noocratic reinterpretation of Hamilton’s Federalist No. 67 on executive authority, Senate vacancies, temporary appointments, and evidence-based constitutional criticism.
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Noocracy Papers No. 66: Mixed Powers, Conflicted Judgment, and the Boundaries of Public Accountability
A Noocratic reinterpretation of Hamilton’s Federalist No. 66 on mixed powers, accumulated influence, appointments, treaty conflicts, and accountability without institutional self-protection.
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Noocracy Papers No. 65: Public Trust, Impartial Judgment, and the Discipline of Constitutional Accountability
A Noocratic reinterpretation of Hamilton’s Federalist No. 65 on impeachment, faction, impartial tribunals, separated proceedings, and accountability without persecution.
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Noocracy Papers No. 64: Treaty Commitments, Informed Consent, and the Discipline of Public Trust
A Noocratic reinterpretation of John Jay’s Federalist No. 64 on treaty authority, diplomatic continuity, confidential intelligence, reciprocal obligation, and public accountability.
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Noocracy Papers No. 63: Durable Deliberation, Public Responsibility, and the Authority of Earned Trust
A Noocratic reinterpretation of Federalist No. 63 on national character, long-term accountability, popular judgment, and the safeguards against aristocratic capture.
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Noocracy Papers No. 62: Legislative Stability, Public Knowledge, and the Fidelity of Durable Law
A Noocratic response to Federalist No. 62 on Senate design, federal compromise, independent scrutiny, legislative knowledge, and the public costs of unstable law.
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Noocracy Papers No. 61: Reachable Elections, Common Renewal, and the Calendar of Consent
A Noocratic response to Federalist No. 61 on polling-place access, consistent constitutional scrutiny, synchronized electoral renewal, and the balance between coordination and adaptable scheduling.
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Noocracy Papers No. 60: Electoral Access, Diverse Interests, and the Limits of Institutional Confidence
A Noocratic response to Federalist No. 60 on election access, class preference, institutional diversity, constitutional qualifications, and the limits of relying on anticipated resistance.
