Abstract
In this issue's Margaret Chase Smith Essay, Ambassador John K. Veroneau describes a new paradigm that he believes is needed to rejuvenate our society, rebuild trust in our government, and renew pride in our country. Whatever its contours, this new paradigm will create a new equilibrium and establish for another long period of time what Americans should expect from government and from each other.
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Veroneau, John K. . "Good Fences Make Good Governments." Maine Policy Review 33.1 (2024) , https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mpr/vol33/iss1/1.
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