Judicial independence at the crossroads : an interdisciplinary approach / Stephen B. Burbank, Barry Friedman, editors.
Concerned that scholars in various disciplines were talking past each other and that policy debates concerning judicial independence were impoverished, the editors convened a conference of scholars from the disciplines of law, political science, history, economics and sociology. Judicial Independenc...
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2002.
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Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: pt. I Reconsidering Judicial Independence
- 1. Introduction / Stephen B. Burbank / Barry Friedman / Deborah Goldberg
- 2. Reconsidering Judicial Independence / Stephen B. Burbank / Barry Friedman
- pt. II Meaning of Judicial Independence: Theoretical Dimensions
- 3. Is Judicial Independence a Useful Concept? / Lewis A. Kornhauser
- 4. Independence as a Governance Mechanism / Edward L. Rubin
- pt. III Theory and Evidence
- 5. Does Judicial Independence Exist? The Lessons of Social Science Research / Terri Jennings Peretti
- 6. Judicial Independence: How Can You Tell It When You See It? And, Who Cares? / Charles M. Cameron
- 7. Behavioral Factors Affecting Judicial Independence / Charles H. Franklin
- 8. Customary Independence / Charles Gardner Geyh
- pt. IV Comparative Dimensions
- 9. Selecting Selection Systems / Olga Shvetsova / Jack Knight / Lee Epstein
- 10. Declarations of Independence: Judicial Reactions to Political Pressure / Kim Lane Scheppele.