The New Federalism
研究了政治议题从联邦向州和地方转移的新联邦主义趋势，探讨了企业政治活动在州和地方层面的合法性问题，指出企业权力增加可能引发对其政治参与合法性的质疑。
The new push to move political issue activity from the federal to the state and local levels—a new New Federalism—has implications for the ethical and political legitimacy of business political activity. While business political activity at the federal level may be both less costly and less risky than when action shifts to states or localities, at the state or local level it is likely to be more visible, and individual firms may be perceived to have more power. Increased corporate power raises questions about the legitimacy of firm involvement in the political process at the state and local levels. The issue of legitimacy is viewed in the context of the literature on political subcultures being used to study state economic development.