Judicial Review / Princeton University Press / Cambridge University Press / Ginsburg / Harvard University Press / Ames / Virginia Law Review / Constitutional Review / /
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Comparative Judicial Politics Jeffrey K. Staton Emory University / /
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political insurance / higher law obligations / important tool / /
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Emory University / Cambridge University / United States Supreme Court / Harvard University / Mexican Supreme Court / European Court of Justice / Princeton University / European Union / /
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Diseños Institucionales María Refugio González / Lee Esptein / Epstein / Matthew Stephenson / Barry R. Weingast / Ethan Stephenson / Mariano Tommasi / Cristian Pop-Eleches / Keith Krehbiel / Jeffrey Lax / Eric B. Rasmusen / Andrei Shleifer / Florencio López / Harold J. Spaeth / Mitchell A. Seligson / Daniel Krehbiel / Kirk A. Randazzo / J. Mark / Jack Knight / Sergio López Ayllón / Olga Shvetsova / /
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actor / standard signaling model / Court-Executive / defecting judge / Model of the Development / analyst / Marshall / judge / /
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The Politics of Constitutional Review / American Journal of Political Science / the Exercise of Judicial Review / Journal of Political Economy / The Journal of Politics / The American Political Science Review / Law & Society Review / /
Formal Theory in Comparative Judicial Politics Jeffrey K. Staton Emory University Late last fall, the Law and Courts discussion list took up a pointed query concerning whether the field had learned anyt