Kettering Review (Fall 2010)
The Kettering Review is a journal of ideas and activities dedicated to improving the quality of public life in the American democracy. Each issue addresses a single theme, including including the changing roles of the citizen, the press, public leadership, and public opinion. Contributors include a diverse group of American and international educators, historians, philosophers, and social and political scientists. The Review is edited by Robert Kingston and Noëlle McAfee.
Editor’s Letter by Bob Kingston ( PDF )
The Colonization of Civil Society by Derek W.M. Barker ( PDF )
Philanthropy, Civil Society, and the Commons by Bruce R. Sievers ( PDF )
Inverted Totalitarianism: A Preface by Sheldon S. Wolin ( PDF )
The Evaporation of Politics in the Public Sphere by Nina Eliasoph ( PDF )
Reinventing American Civic Democracy by Theda Skocpol ( PDF )
…afterthoughts by David Mathews ( PDF )
