Judicial and Constitutional Studies
This cluster of papers explores the intersection of judicial politics, legal consciousness, and the dynamics of constitutional review. It delves into topics such as judicial independence, the role of public opinion in shaping court decisions, legal mobilization, and the functioning of international courts. Additionally, it examines issues related to the separation of powers, the rule of law, and the impact of partisan labels on democratic accountability.
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