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1 Detailed Analysis of the Constitution 1960

handle is hein.beal/daoc0001 and id is 1 raw text is: Aoul te Author 1. Present Position: Associate Professor of Political Science, University of Pittsburgh. At present Director of the Citizenship Clearing House for Western Pennsylvania and Director of the Program for Practical Political Education. Formerly taught at Knox College and National College of Educa- tion in Illinois. 2. Publications: Co-author, Guide to Pennsylvania Politics (Janosik, 1957). Author of articles for various journals in the field of political science. ..Aout the Rook 1. Concise, non-technical explanation of the con- temporary meaning of the national constitution. Each section and clause discussed individually. 2. Constitution text easily distinguishable from com- mentary and interpretation. 3. Brief but thorough introduction to the sources, antecedents, and development of the national constitution. 4. Ties in principles and theories with the actual workings of government. 5. Explains the relationships between the national and state governments within our constitutional framework. DETAILED ANALYSIS of the CONSTITUTION By Edward F. Cooke

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