John Marini is a senior fellow at the Claremont Institute and associate professor of political science at the University of Nevada, Reno. He is the coeditor of The Imperial Congress: Crisis in the Separation of Powers (1989) and the author of The Politics of Budget Control: Congress, the Presidency, and the Growth of the Administrative State (1992).Ken Masugi is director of the Center for Local Government at the Claremont Institute. He is the coauthor, coeditor, or editor of seven books on American politics and political thought.

• Part 1 IntroductionPart 2 Part I: The Progressive Critique of ConstitutionalismChapter 3 Progressivism and the Transformation of American GovernmentChapter 4 Theodore Roosevelt on Self-Government and the Administrative StateChapter 5 Frederick Douglass' Natural Rights Constitutionalism: The Postwar, Pre-Progressive PeriodChapter 6 Regimes and Revolutions: Madison and Wilson on Parties in AmericaChapter 7 Montesquieu, the Founders, and Woodrow Wilson: The Evolution of Rights and the Eclipse of ConstitutionalismChapter 8 Marbury v. Madison and the Progressive Transformation of Judicial PowerPart 9 Part II: The Progressive Persuasion in Practice and TheoryChapter 10 Progressivism, Modern Political Science, and the Transformation of American ConstitutionalismChapter 11 Darwin's Public Policy: Nineteenth Century Science and the Rise of the American Welfare StateChapter 12 Zoning and Progressive Political TheoryChapter 13 Campaign Finance Reform: The Progressive Reconstruction of Free SpeechChapter 14 Aimless Theorizing: The Progressive Legacy for Political SciencePart 15 About the Editors and Contributors

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