Federalism and the South

Recipient: Norrell, Robert J (Tuscaloosa, AL 35487 USA) in affiliation with University of Alabama

Goal: To support a scholarly conference and eight regional symposia on the historic role of federalism and the Constitution in southern life. The papers presented will be published in a special issue of the Alabama state history magazine.

Grant: 154766 / GB-20132-87,   Category: American History,   Division: Public Programs,   Year Awarded: 1987

The Northwest Ordinance: Liberty, and Justice for All

Recipient: Jones, Frank B (Bloomington, IN 47405 USA) in affiliation with Indiana University Alumni Association

Goal: To support promotion of educational programs for the general public and a scholarly conference on the history and significance of the Northwest Ordinanceto commemorate its Bicentennial.

Grant: 154760 / GB-20112-87,   Category: American History,   Division: Public Programs,   Year Awarded: 1987

Jefferson Meetings on the Constitution

Recipient: Cudahy, Tia E (Washington, DC 20036 USA) in affiliation with Jefferson Foundation

Goal: To support a symposium in Washington, D.C., and a series of regional meetings to examine proposed constitutional revisions in light of fundamental principles such as federalism and separation of powers.

Grant: 154764 / GB-20130-87,   Category: American Government,   Division: Public Programs,   Year Awarded: 1987

Bicentennial Constitution Project

Recipient: Ritchie, Robert C (San Marino, CA 91108 USA) in affiliation with University of California, San Diego (La Jolla, CA 92093 USA)

Goal: To support, for secondary school teachers, a series of six lectures, a scholarly symposium, a major exhibit, and a workshop on the subject of constitutionalism and nation-building in the United States and Latin America.

Grant: 154762 / GB-20118-87,   Category: American History,   Division: Public Programs,   Year Awarded: 1987

Liberty and Equality: Theory and Practice in American Constitutional Life, II

Recipient: McDonald, Donald (Santa Barbara, CA 93106 USA) in affiliation with Robert Hutchins Center for Study of Democratic Insitutions

Goal: To support the second year of a three-year Bicentennial program consisting of public lectures, public forums or dialogues, and the publication of the lec- tures and dialogues in the Center's magazine.

Grant: 154763 / GB-20129-87,   Category: American Government,   Division: Public Programs,   Year Awarded: 1987

Conference: Free Soil and the Constitution

Recipient: Shankman, Kimberly C (Ripon, WI 54971-0000 USA) in affiliation with Ripon College (Ripon, WI 54971 USA)

Goal: To support a public conference on the Free Soil Party of the 1850s and the party's interpretation of the Constitution.

Grant: 154765 / GB-20131-87,   Category: American History,   Division: Public Programs,   Year Awarded: 1987

A New Order of the Ages: The American Constitutional Heritage

Recipient: Flannery, Christopher (Montclair, CA 91763 USA) in affiliation with Claremont Institute (Claremont, CA 91711-6163 USA)

Goal: To support a three year project of annual conferences, a lecture series, a speaker's bureau, local library exhibits and publications designed to examine and elucidate the continuing relevance of the political thoughts of the Amer- ican Founding.

Grant: 154750 / GB-20035-86,   Category: American History,   Division: Public Programs,   Year Awarded: 1986

A Decade of Study of the Constitution

Recipient: Goldwin, Robert A (Washington, DC 20036 USA) in affiliation with American Enterprise Institute

Goal: To support a series of three conferences and three books of essays on consti- tutional issues.

Grant: 154757 / GB-20097-86,   Category: Humanities,   Division: Public Programs,   Year Awarded: 1986

The Bill of Rights: Theory and Development

Recipient: McClellan, James (Cumberland, VA 23040 USA) in affiliation with Center for Judicial Studies

Goal: To support a series of public symposia on the original intention and subsequentdevelopment and interpretation of the Bill of Rights. Two scholars will be paired for each session on a particular provision. One will speak on the original understanding; the other will address the contemporary understanding.

Grant: 154752 / GB-20045-86,   Category: American Government,   Division: Public Programs,   Year Awarded: 1986

THIS CONSTITUTION: A Bicentennial Chronicle

Recipient: Mann, Sheilah (Washington, DC 20036-0000 USA) in affiliation with American Political Science Association (Washington, DC 20036 USA)

Goal: To support publication and distribution during 1987 and 1988 of THIS CONSTITU- TION: A BICENTENNIAL CHRONICLE.

Grant: 154761 / GB-20116-86,   Category: American Government,   Division: Public Programs,   Year Awarded: 1986

Economic Rights and the Constitution

Recipient: Paul, Ellen F (Bowling Green, OH 43403-0000 USA) in affiliation with Bowling Green State University (Bowling Green, OH 43403 USA)

Goal: To support a two-year program of public conferences on the history and philo- sophy of economic rights under the Constitution. The program will include two conferences, publications, and videotapes.

Grant: 154754 / GB-20081-86,   Category: Law and Jurisprudence,   Division: Public Programs,   Year Awarded: 1986

Bicentennial Symposia and Speakers Bureau on the Constitution

Recipient: Meyer, Eugene B (Washington, DC 20006 USA) in affiliation with Federalist Society for Law and Public Pol. Stds.

Goal: To support a two-year series of public conferences and lectures on the consti- tutional principles of separation of powers and economic liberties. The first conference will be held in Atlanta, the second in Chicago; the lectures will be held around the country; and printed material will be produced.

Grant: 154755 / GB-20083-86,   Category: Law and Jurisprudence,   Division: Public Programs,   Year Awarded: 1986

The New Federalist Papers

Recipient: Jeffrey, Douglas (Montclair, CA 91763 USA) in affiliation with Public Research, Syndicated

Goal: To support the syndication of a series of newspaper articles commemorating the bicentennial of the Constitution.

Grant: 154759 / GB-20109-86,   Category: Interdisciplinary,   Division: Public Programs,   Year Awarded: 1986

Constituting and Reconstituting America: Two Hundred Years of American-European Dialogue

Recipient: Landynski, Jacob (New York, NY 10003 USA) in affiliation with New School (New York, NY 10011 USA)

Goal: To support a two-year program of public conferences, lectures, and seminars on the 200-year dialogue between American and European thinkers on the American constitutional order. There will be printed materials in addition to two con- ferences and the series of lectures and seminars.

Grant: 132051 / GB-20082-86,   Category: American Studies,   Division: Public Programs,   Year Awarded: 1986

Constitution 200: Public Assemblies and A Reader to Celebrate the Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution

Recipient: Hepburn, Mary A (Athens, GA 30602 USA) in affiliation with University of Georgia

Goal: To support a one year program of public assemblies and a book, based on the papers and discussions in those assemblies, which will raise and examine the enduring constitutional principles and how they are adapted to changing circum-stances.

Grant: 154749 / GB-20032-86,   Category: Interdisciplinary,   Division: Public Programs,   Year Awarded: 1986

We the People: Citizenship and Political Life Under the United States Constitution

Recipient: Utley, Robert L (Winston-Salem, NC 27109 USA) in affiliation with Wake Forest University

Goal: To support a one-year program of studies and public courses on the political philosophy of the U.S. Constitution. Programs will include support for five Bicentennial Scholars in Residence, a public course, and printed materials.

Grant: 154751 / GB-20043-86,   Category: American Government,   Division: Public Programs,   Year Awarded: 1986

Equality and Liberty: Theory and Practice in American Constitutional Life

Recipient: McDonald, Donald (Santa Barbara, CA 93106 USA) in affiliation with Robert Hutchins Center for Study of Democratic Insitutions

Grant: 132052 / GB-20085-86,   Category: American Government,   Division: Public Programs,   Year Awarded: 1986

State Constitutional Law in the Third Century of American Federalism: New Developments and Possibilities

Recipient: Katz, Ellis (Ambler, PA 19002-0000 USA) in affiliation with Temple University (Philadelphia, PA 19122 USA)

Goal: To support research on American federalism and a three-day public conference in1987 on state constitutional law with the participation of scholars in history,law, and political science; justices from state supreme courts; foreign juristsand scholars; and selected others. The proceedings will be published.

Grant: 154756 / GB-20093-86,   Category: Humanities,   Division: Public Programs,   Year Awarded: 1986

The Constitution and the American Presidency

Recipient: Fausold, Martin L (Geneseo, NY 14454-0000 USA) in affiliation with SUNY Research Foundation, College at Geneseo (Geneseo, NY 14454 USA)

Goal: To support a series of public lectures and a conference on the Presidency and the Constitution.

Grant: 154758 / GB-20102-86,   Category: American History,   Division: Public Programs,   Year Awarded: 1986

The Public Philosophy in a Pluralistic Society: Religion and State in the American Experience

Recipient: Sandon, Leo (Tallahassee, FL 32306 USA) in affiliation with Florida State University

Goal: To support a three-day conference entitled "The Public Philosophy in a Pluralistic Society: Religion and State in the American Experience."

Grant: 132055 / GB-20119-86,   Category: American Studies,   Division: Public Programs,   Year Awarded: 1986