Regionalism and Nationalism in the United States

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The book critiques the concept of the omnipotent nation-state, known as Leviathan, through the lens of Donald Davidson's insights. Written 25 years before Lyndon B. Johnson's "The Great Society," it offers a prescient examination of government power and societal impact. Davidson's arguments, which are gaining recognition, delve into the complexities of state authority and its implications for society, providing a thought-provoking perspective on governance and individual liberty.