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thanks to Michael Gadarian, Derek Kaufman, Laura Moranchek, Rebecca Smullin, Nick Stephanopoulos, and Andrew Woolf for research assistance, to
problems, Andrea Seielstad has proposed a more robust problem-solving approach, and several scholars have outlined specific pedagogical tools to foment
position, see Kenneth Anderson, Global Governance: The Prob- lematic Legitimacy Relationship Between Global Civil Society and the United Nations 16 (Am
EMPLOYERS RULE OUR LIVES (AND WHY WE DON'T TALK ABOUT IT), at 37 (Elizabeth Anderson ed., 2017); Rachel Arnow-Richman, Of Power and Process: Handling
Andrew Hammond, Territorial Exceptionalism and the American Welfare State, 119 Mich. L. Rev. 1639, 1642 (2021) (employing a social citizenship
individual exercise of transparency rights difficult and risky. what philosopher Elizabeth Anderson calls “private government.” ELIZABETH ANDERSON
rationality, social justice, and trust in public institutions. Transparency was meant to make government stronger and more egalitarian. In the
discussing the enclosure movement in twelfth- and thirteenth- century England); Terry L. Anderson & P. J. Hill, The Evolution of Property Rights: A
the yale law journal 123:2094 2014 2094 Cristina M. Rodríguez Negotiating Conflict Through Federalism: Institutional and Popular