Unity by Inclusion

The United States provides a valuable case study in political process-area interaction, and the bicentennial year is an appropriate point at which to retrace the state's initial approaches to the integration of people, land and power by political means. The internal structure of the country's core area at independence is examined as the product of an extraordinarily varied colonial, revolu? tionary and post-revolutionary political experience; as a result, the successful innovative model of federalism was to provide the means of projecting, connecting and controlling new social and political networks extending beyond the core area into new land

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