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The Julian J. Rothbaum Distinguished Lecture in Representative Government is presented every odd-numbered year. Designed as a series of three related lectures, the general theme examines the role of representative institutions in the United States. In addition, the lecture addresses two principles of major significance to the lecture's namesake. Julian J. Rothbaum: the importance of the relationship between education and public service in a representative democracy, and the importance of participation by private citizens in public affairs. This collection contains communication, speaking engagements, lectures, photographs, and other items.

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