WHo argues that 'the critical absence has not been comparative and international perspectives themselves but rather the failure of comparative history to transcend the boundaries of nationalist historiography'? (6)
Who argues that 'the tyranny of unanimity' is worse than the 'tyranny of the majority'? (5)
Who says that American politics is best understood as expressing the interaction of multiple political traditions, including liberalism, republicanism and ascriptive forms of Americanism? (5)
Who shows that the origin of exceptionalism lay in the merger of the republican and millenial traditions that formed in historical writing? (4)
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