The U.S. Supreme Court and the judicial review of Congress; two hundred years in the exercise of the court's most potent power
Reference & Research Book News, August, 2008
The U.S. Supreme Court and the judicial review of Congress; two hundred years in the exercise of the court's most potent power.
Keith, Linda Camp.
Peter Lang Publishing Inc
2008
199 pages
$32.95
Paperback
KF4575
Two categories of preference-based theories are typically applied to analysis of US Supreme Court decision-making: social psychological theories that focus on justices' ideological attitudes and economic theories that focus on their strategic interactions within their institutional contexts. In this volume, Keith (political science, U. of Texas at Dallas) reviews these theories and assesses them against the empirical research on judicial review decisions.
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