Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. CONTRIBUTORS vii
4. Chapter 1 Introduction: James Madison and Political Science 1
5. Chapter 2 Before and after Publius: The Sources and Influence of Madison's Political Thought 14
6. Chapter 3 Madison's Theory of Public Goods 41
7. Chapter 4 Personal Motives, Constitutional Forms, and the Public Good: Madison on Political Leadership 63
8. Chapter 5 "The True Principles of Republican Government": Reassessing James Madison's Political Science 92
9. Chapter 6 Madisonian Separation of Powers 126
10. Chapter 7 Madison's Dilemma: Revisiting the Relationship between the Senate and the "Great Con1promise" at the Constitutional Convention 156
11. Chapter 8 Constituting a National Interest: Madison against the States' Autonomy 184
12. Chapter 9 The Madisonian Scheme to Control the National Government 217
13. Chapter 10 Madison at the First Congress: Institutional Design and Lessons from_ the Continental Congress, I780-r783 243
14. Chapter 11 Vote Trading in the First Federal Congress? James Madison and the Cmnpromise of 1 790 264
15. Chapter 12 Madison and the Founding of the Two-Party System 302
16. APPENDIX 329
17. WORKS CITED 351
18. INDEX 369