Judging the constitution
Judging the constitution
- Glenview : Scott, Foresman, 1989
- 453 p. ; 22 cm.
Introduction --
Constitutionalism and Critical Scholarship --
MICHAEL W. MCCANN AND GERALD L. HOUSEMAN --
Part 1 --
Contemporary Constitutional Theory 11 --
The Constitution and Problems of Legitimacy --
1. From Foundation to Discourse: Trends in Contemporary --
Constitutional Philosophy 13 --
LIEF CARTER AND JOHN GILLIOM --
2. The Fruitless Search for Original Intent 49 --
JUDITH A. BAER --
The Constitution and Social Change 73 --
3. Constitutional Rights and Social Change: Civil Rights in --
Perspective 73 --
STUART SCHEINGOLD --
4. After Criticism: An Analysis of the Critical Legal Studies --
Movement 92 ROGERS M. SMITH --
Part 2 Separate Powers in the Modern State 125 --
5. Separating Powers: Dialectical Sense and Positive --
Nonsense 127 --
WILLIAM HALTOM --
6. Foreign Policy and the Separation of Powers: The Influence --
of the Judiciary 154 --
DAVID GRAY ADLER.
Constitutional law -- United States
Constitutions
United States -- Constitutions
Introduction --
Constitutionalism and Critical Scholarship --
MICHAEL W. MCCANN AND GERALD L. HOUSEMAN --
Part 1 --
Contemporary Constitutional Theory 11 --
The Constitution and Problems of Legitimacy --
1. From Foundation to Discourse: Trends in Contemporary --
Constitutional Philosophy 13 --
LIEF CARTER AND JOHN GILLIOM --
2. The Fruitless Search for Original Intent 49 --
JUDITH A. BAER --
The Constitution and Social Change 73 --
3. Constitutional Rights and Social Change: Civil Rights in --
Perspective 73 --
STUART SCHEINGOLD --
4. After Criticism: An Analysis of the Critical Legal Studies --
Movement 92 ROGERS M. SMITH --
Part 2 Separate Powers in the Modern State 125 --
5. Separating Powers: Dialectical Sense and Positive --
Nonsense 127 --
WILLIAM HALTOM --
6. Foreign Policy and the Separation of Powers: The Influence --
of the Judiciary 154 --
DAVID GRAY ADLER.
Constitutional law -- United States
Constitutions
United States -- Constitutions
