Brandon L. Bartels is Associate Professor of Political Science at George Washington University and co-editor of Making Law and Courts Research Relevant, published by Routledge. His research has appeared in journals such as the American Political Science Review and American Journal of Political Science.
Inhaltsangabe
1. The guardians of judicial independence 2. Theories of public support for court-curbing 3. A deep dive into Supreme Court evaluation and support 4. General policy disagreement and broadly targeted court-curbing 5. Specific policy disagreement and support for court-curbing 6. Partisan polarization and support for court-curbing 7. Procedural perceptions and motivated reasoning 8. Reconsidering the public foundations of judicial independence.
1. The guardians of judicial independence 2. Theories of public support for court-curbing 3. A deep dive into Supreme Court evaluation and support 4. General policy disagreement and broadly targeted court-curbing 5. Specific policy disagreement and support for court-curbing 6. Partisan polarization and support for court-curbing 7. Procedural perceptions and motivated reasoning 8. Reconsidering the public foundations of judicial independence.
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