E timore unum: When Fear Invites Itself at the Birth of the Federal Republic of America

In Katja Stoppenbrink & Dietmar Heidemann (eds.), Join, or Die – Philosophical Foundations of Federalism. Boston: De Gruyter. pp. 153-170 (2016)
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