Robert C. Wigton's The Parties in Court: American Political Parties under the Constitution provides a comprehensive overview of the legal status of American political parties through an analysis of the many court opinions, both state and federal, in American history that have dealt with parties. The book concludes with suggestions for resolving the persistent problem of placing American political parties within our democratic system of government.
Robert C. Wigton's The Parties in Court: American Political Parties under the Constitution provides a comprehensive overview of the legal status of American political parties through an analysis of the many court opinions, both state and federal, in American history that have dealt with parties. The book concludes with suggestions for resolving the persistent problem of placing American political parties within our democratic system of government.
Robert C. Wigton is professor of political science at Eckerd College and an attorney.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: American Political Parties, Government Regulation & Constitutional Law Chapter 2: The Judicial Regulation of the Internal Activities of Political Parties Chapter 3: The Regulation of Political Parties in the Electoral Process Chapter 4: The Regulation of Incumbent Political Parties Chapter 5: Summary and Recommendations Bibliography Cases Cited
Chapter 1: American Political Parties, Government Regulation & Constitutional Law Chapter 2: The Judicial Regulation of the Internal Activities of Political Parties Chapter 3: The Regulation of Political Parties in the Electoral Process Chapter 4: The Regulation of Incumbent Political Parties Chapter 5: Summary and Recommendations Bibliography Cases Cited
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