Repairing the Irreparable: Revisiting the Federalism Decisions of the Burger Court David Scott Louk, University of California, Berkeley, School of Law, Students , April 20, 2015, Yale Law Journal, Vol. 125, p. 682, 2016 Abstract: The text of…
Globalization and the Growth of Executive Power: An Old Story Alasdair S. Roberts, University of Missouri at Columbia – Truman School of Public Affairs, February 19, 2016, Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies, 2016, Forthcoming Abstract: Prepared for the…
How the Constitution Became Christian Jared A. Goldstein, Roger Williams University School of Law, February 27, 2016, Roger Williams Univ. Legal Studies Paper No. 167 Abstract: Although the Constitution is conventionally portrayed as the embodiment of what it means…
Law’s Culture: Conservatism and the American Constitutional Order Bruce P. Frohnen, Ohio Northern University College of Law, 2004, Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy, Vol. 27, p. 459, 2003-2004 Abstract: This article argues that most contemporary…
By David Schleicher, Yale University – Law School, February 29, 2016, Texas Law Review, Vol. 95, 2016 Abstract: When scholars, judges and politicians talk about federalism, they frequently praise the qualities of state and local democracy. State and…
Calhoun’s Concurrent Majority as a Generality Norm Alexander William Salter Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to analyze the political philosophy of John C. Calhoun from the perspective of Virginia Political Economy. Specifically, this…
By Ed Stannard, New Haven Register POSTED: 01/31/16, 5:57 PM EST (article here) Abstract: NEW HAVEN >> “Three portraits of Vice President John C. Calhoun have been removed from the Yale residential college named for him, while…
Published and available here The Calhoun Review, Secession and Devolution in Contemporary Geopolitical Theory Issue 1, Volume I, 2016 Abstract: In this inaugural issue of The Calhoun Review we examine the topic of secession, particularly as…
