Vol. 4 (2019)

Published June 29, 2020
Howard Schweber
iii-iv
Introduction to a Special Issue of Constitutional Studies
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Mark A. Graber
1-30
Kahn and the Glorious Long State of Courts and Parties
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Ken I. Kersch
31-44
The Distinctiveness of the Supreme Court: An Historical Institutionalist Perspective
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Carol Nackenoff
45-64
The Supreme Court and "The Reality of Lived Lives"
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Julie Novkov
65-87
Precedential Social Facts and the Disappearance of Poverty from Constitutional Analysis
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Evan Gerstmann
89-104
Women's Rights as a Concern for the "Lives Lived as Citizens Under a Rights Regime"
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Sara Chatfield
105-130
Competing Social Constructions of Women Workers In Lochner-Era Judicial Decision-Making
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Thomas M. Keck
131-155
Is President Trump More Like Viktor Orban or Franklin Pierce
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Ronald Kahn
155
Supreme Court Decision-Making and the Social Construction Process: Continuity in a Polarized Age
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