It has been suggested, with growing frequency, that the United States may be losing its...

Courts, like other policymaking institutions, can be rigged. They can be rendered highly responsive to...

This essay, a shortened version of which will appear in the forthcoming International Encyclopedia of...

It has become almost universal practice for countries to adopt formal constitutions. Little is known...

The notion that “transnational judicial dialogue” is contributing to the globalization of constitutional law has...

There are two senses in which judicial review in Japan has failed. First, the Supreme...

This chapter from the forthcoming Oxford Handbook of Empirical Legal Research offers an overview and...

Judicial review has long been characterized by constitutional scholars as countermajoritarian and antidemocratic. This Article...

The Supreme Court of Japan is widely considered the most conservative constitutional court in the...

Globalization – the drastic reduction of barriers to transborder movement and exchange – is a...

Sovereigns, like individuals, must sometimes make commitments that limit their freedom of action in order...

This article seeks to explore why, as Justice Breyer has put it, "[j]udges in different...

This paper seeks to articulate and explore the emerging phenomenon of generic constitutional law, here...

It has been suggested, with growing frequency, that the United States may be losing its...

Courts, like other policymaking institutions, can be rigged. They can be rendered highly responsive to...

This essay, a shortened version of which will appear in the forthcoming International Encyclopedia of...

It has become almost universal practice for countries to adopt formal constitutions. Little is known...

The notion that “transnational judicial dialogue” is contributing to the globalization of constitutional law has...

There are two senses in which judicial review in Japan has failed. First, the Supreme...

This chapter from the forthcoming Oxford Handbook of Empirical Legal Research offers an overview and...

Judicial review has long been characterized by constitutional scholars as countermajoritarian and antidemocratic. This Article...

The Supreme Court of Japan is widely considered the most conservative constitutional court in the...

Globalization – the drastic reduction of barriers to transborder movement and exchange – is a...

Sovereigns, like individuals, must sometimes make commitments that limit their freedom of action in order...

Sovereigns, like individuals, must sometimes make commitments that limit their own freedom of action in...

This article seeks to explore why, as Justice Breyer has put it, "[j]udges in different...

Previous studies have demonstrated that, in a number of contexts, federal appeals court judges divide...

This paper seeks to articulate and explore the emerging phenomenon of generic constitutional law, here...

Courts, like other policymaking institutions, can be rigged. They can be rendered highly responsive to...

This essay, a shortened version of which will appear in the forthcoming International Encyclopedia of...

It has become almost universal practice for countries to adopt formal constitutions. Little is known...

The notion that “transnational judicial dialogue” is contributing to the globalization of constitutional law has...

There are two senses in which judicial review in Japan has failed. First, the Supreme...

Judicial review has long been characterized by constitutional scholars as countermajoritarian and antidemocratic. This Article...

The Supreme Court of Japan is widely considered the most conservative constitutional court in the...

Scholars have for decades sought to measure judicial ideology and its impact on judicial behavior....

Much of the social science literature on judicial behavior has focused on the impact of...

In this paper, we employ simple formal models drawn from political science to explain the...

Sovereigns, like individuals, must sometimes make commitments that limit their freedom of action in order...

Previous empirical research has demonstrated that, in a number of contexts, federal appeals court judges...

What do nuclear competition and federal judicial selection share in common? Both involve strategic interactions...

This article seeks to explore why, as Justice Breyer has put it, "[j]udges in different...

This article argues that the expansion of the White House's role in judicial appointments since...

Previous studies have demonstrated that, in a number of contexts, federal appeals court judges divide...

This paper seeks to articulate and explore the emerging phenomenon of generic constitutional law, here...

Sovereigns, like individuals, must sometimes make commitments that limit their own freedom of action in...

Previous studies have demonstrated that, in a number of contexts, federal appeals court judges divide...

This paper argues that the expansion of the White House's role in judicial appointments since...

It has been suggested, with growing frequency, that the United States may be losing its...

It has become almost universal practice for countries to adopt formal constitutions. Little is known...

Globalization – the drastic reduction of barriers to transborder movement and exchange – is a...

Sovereigns, like individuals, must sometimes make commitments that limit their own freedom of action in...

Courts, like other policymaking institutions, can be rigged. They can be rendered highly responsive to...

This essay, a shortened version of which will appear in the forthcoming International Encyclopedia of...

The notion that “transnational judicial dialogue” is contributing to the globalization of constitutional law has...

There are two senses in which judicial review in Japan has failed. First, the Supreme...

Judicial review has long been characterized by constitutional scholars as countermajoritarian and antidemocratic. This Article...

The Supreme Court of Japan is widely considered the most conservative constitutional court in the...

Scholars have for decades sought to measure judicial ideology and its impact on judicial behavior....

Much of the social science literature on judicial behavior has focused on the impact of...

In this paper, we employ simple formal models drawn from political science to explain the...

Previous empirical research has demonstrated that, in a number of contexts, federal appeals court judges...

What do nuclear competition and federal judicial selection share in common? Both involve strategic interactions...

This article seeks to explore why, as Justice Breyer has put it, "[j]udges in different...

This article argues that the expansion of the White House's role in judicial appointments since...

Previous studies have demonstrated that, in a number of contexts, federal appeals court judges divide...

This paper argues that the expansion of the White House's role in judicial appointments since...

This paper seeks to articulate and explore the emerging phenomenon of generic constitutional law, here...

Previous studies have demonstrated that, in a number of contexts, federal appeals court judges divide...

This paper argues that the expansion of the White House's role in judicial appointments since...

Sovereigns, like individuals, must sometimes make commitments that limit their freedom of action in order...

Previous studies have demonstrated that, in a number of contexts, federal appeals court judges divide...

This paper argues that the expansion of the White House's role in judicial appointments since...

This paper seeks to articulate and explore the emerging phenomenon of generic constitutional law, here...

This essay, a shortened version of which will appear in the forthcoming International Encyclopedia of...

The notion that “transnational judicial dialogue” is contributing to the globalization of constitutional law has...

There are two senses in which judicial review in Japan has failed. First, the Supreme...

Globalization – the drastic reduction of barriers to transborder movement and exchange – is a...

In this paper, we employ simple formal models drawn from political science to explain the...

Sovereigns, like individuals, must sometimes make commitments that limit their freedom of action in order...

Previous empirical research has demonstrated that, in a number of contexts, federal appeals court judges...

What do nuclear competition and federal judicial selection share in common? Both involve strategic interactions...

This article argues that the expansion of the White House's role in judicial appointments since...

This paper argues that the expansion of the White House's role in judicial appointments since...

The notion that “transnational judicial dialogue” is contributing to the globalization of constitutional law has...

Previous studies have demonstrated that, in a number of contexts, federal appeals court judges divide...

This paper argues that the expansion of the White House's role in judicial appointments since...

It has been suggested, with growing frequency, that the United States may be losing its...

Courts, like other policymaking institutions, can be rigged. They can be rendered highly responsive to...

This essay, a shortened version of which will appear in the forthcoming International Encyclopedia of...

It has become almost universal practice for countries to adopt formal constitutions. Little is known...

The notion that “transnational judicial dialogue” is contributing to the globalization of constitutional law has...

There are two senses in which judicial review in Japan has failed. First, the Supreme...

This chapter from the forthcoming Oxford Handbook of Empirical Legal Research offers an overview and...

Judicial review has long been characterized by constitutional scholars as countermajoritarian and antidemocratic. This Article...

The Supreme Court of Japan is widely considered the most conservative constitutional court in the...

Globalization – the drastic reduction of barriers to transborder movement and exchange – is a...

Much of the social science literature on judicial behavior has focused on the impact of...

Sovereigns, like individuals, must sometimes make commitments that limit their freedom of action in order...

Sovereigns, like individuals, must sometimes make commitments that limit their own freedom of action in...

This article seeks to explore why, as Justice Breyer has put it, "[j]udges in different...

This paper argues that the expansion of the White House's role in judicial appointments since...

This paper seeks to articulate and explore the emerging phenomenon of generic constitutional law, here...

Courts, like other policymaking institutions, can be rigged. They can be rendered highly responsive to...

This essay, a shortened version of which will appear in the forthcoming International Encyclopedia of...

The notion that “transnational judicial dialogue” is contributing to the globalization of constitutional law has...

There are two senses in which judicial review in Japan has failed. First, the Supreme...

The Supreme Court of Japan is widely considered the most conservative constitutional court in the...

Scholars have for decades sought to measure judicial ideology and its impact on judicial behavior....

In this paper, we employ simple formal models drawn from political science to explain the...

Previous empirical research has demonstrated that, in a number of contexts, federal appeals court judges...

What do nuclear competition and federal judicial selection share in common? Both involve strategic interactions...

This article argues that the expansion of the White House's role in judicial appointments since...

It has been suggested, with growing frequency, that the United States may be losing its...

The notion that “transnational judicial dialogue” is contributing to the globalization of constitutional law has...

Globalization – the drastic reduction of barriers to transborder movement and exchange – is a...

This paper seeks to articulate and explore the emerging phenomenon of generic constitutional law, here...

Courts, like other policymaking institutions, can be rigged. They can be rendered highly responsive to...

This essay, a shortened version of which will appear in the forthcoming International Encyclopedia of...

The notion that “transnational judicial dialogue” is contributing to the globalization of constitutional law has...

There are two senses in which judicial review in Japan has failed. First, the Supreme...

This chapter from the forthcoming Oxford Handbook of Empirical Legal Research offers an overview and...

The Supreme Court of Japan is widely considered the most conservative constitutional court in the...

It has been suggested, with growing frequency, that the United States may be losing its...

It has become almost universal practice for countries to adopt formal constitutions. Little is known...

Much of the social science literature on judicial behavior has focused on the impact of...

There are two senses in which judicial review in Japan has failed. First, the Supreme...

Much of the social science literature on judicial behavior has focused on the impact of...

It has been suggested, with growing frequency, that the United States may be losing its...

Courts, like other policymaking institutions, can be rigged. They can be rendered highly responsive to...

This essay, a shortened version of which will appear in the forthcoming International Encyclopedia of...

It has become almost universal practice for countries to adopt formal constitutions. Little is known...

The notion that “transnational judicial dialogue” is contributing to the globalization of constitutional law has...

Much of the social science literature on judicial behavior has focused on the impact of...

It has been suggested, with growing frequency, that the United States may be losing its...

It has become almost universal practice for countries to adopt formal constitutions. Little is known...

This chapter from the forthcoming Oxford Handbook of Empirical Legal Research offers an overview and...

It has been suggested, with growing frequency, that the United States may be losing its...

It has become almost universal practice for countries to adopt formal constitutions. Little is known...

The notion that “transnational judicial dialogue” is contributing to the globalization of constitutional law has...

This chapter from the forthcoming Oxford Handbook of Empirical Legal Research offers an overview and...

Courts, like other policymaking institutions, can be rigged. They can be rendered highly responsive to...

This essay, a shortened version of which will appear in the forthcoming International Encyclopedia of...

There are two senses in which judicial review in Japan has failed. First, the Supreme...

It has been suggested, with growing frequency, that the United States may be losing its...

It has become almost universal practice for countries to adopt formal constitutions. Little is known...

The notion that “transnational judicial dialogue” is contributing to the globalization of constitutional law has...

It has become almost universal practice for countries to adopt formal constitutions. Little is known...

There are two senses in which judicial review in Japan has failed. First, the Supreme...

Much of the social science literature on judicial behavior has focused on the impact of...