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| The Founding Fathers: A Reform Caucus in Action; writes about the formation of the constitution and how it was created under political pressure and was the best possible outcome. |
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| Anti-Federalist No.3; Address this issue behind "normal" representation under the Constitution. |
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| Federalist No. 10; First contribution to the ratification debate, and believes in the notions that society must have a number of factions, and that none of them can dominate, in order for society to survive. |
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| Federalist No.51; Defends the proposed checks and balances of the Constitution. |
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| Federalism an an Ideal Political Order; Believes that states rights are the solution to high concentrated power. |
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| Federalism: Battles on the Front Lines of Public Policy; applies the disaster of Hurricane Katrina to the issues surrounding Federalism. |
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| A Separate Peace; Believes states rights will ease social tensions (issues like abortion, etc.) |
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| Immigration and the Future of Identity Politics in the United States; Uses Race, Ethnicity, Class, and "Nation" to predict the future of different races in America. |
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| American Identity and the 2000 Census; Discusses how government defines race, and how it effects such minority groups. |
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| Republic.com 2.0; Compares the consumerist and democratic ideas behind free speech. |
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| The Real World of Constitutional Rights; Describes how Roe v. Wade was an incomplete ruling and public difference continues today. |
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| Clyde Wilcox and Patrick Carr |
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| The Puzzling Case of the Abortion Attitudes of the Millennial Generation; Discusses why the modern generation opposes abortion; the "Juno" generation. |
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| The Reasoning Voter; Discusses how voters use short-cuts to obtain information on candidates and issues. |
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| Party Polarization; Argues that congressional polarization has also polarized the public. |
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| Air Wars; The importance of campaign advertising. |
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| The Triumph of Diversity; Describes the importance of minority voters in the Obama election and their future importance. |
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| Why Parties?; Believes partisanship is necessary for the government to function. |
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| Partisanship and Voting Behavior 1952-1996; Governmental Partisanship = Electorate Partisanship. |
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| Parties as Problem Solvers; Discusses how political parties solve problems (RESPONSIBLE PARTY MODEL) |
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