Robert L Dudley
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3976473 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Robert L Dudley |
| NOMBRES | Robert L |
| APELLIDO | Dudley |
| FIRMA | DUDLEY R L |
| AFILIACIONES | George Mason University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 101 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1983 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2005 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Janus-Faced Federalism
The Roman god Janus had two faces, looking in opposite directions. This split appearance is an apt metaphor for the Rehnquist Court's decisions involving federal-state relations. One face, which has received much attention over the past decade and a half, is characterized by the Court's post-1990 decisions concerning state sovereignty, sovereign immunity, and the reach of Congress's powers under the Interstate Commerce Clause and the 14th Amendme…
Taking on the World
State legislatures in the United States engage in a substantial amount of international activity. In the 2001-2002 legislative sessions, some 886 bills and resolutions with significant international implications were introduced. Approximately 306 of these were adopted. This level of international activity has increased substantially since 1991, and the substantive focus has changed over time. In addition, about half of all state legislatures rece…
Civic Education, Civic Engagement, and Youth Civic Development
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Political Literacy, Civic Education, and Civic Engagement
In this brief historical overview of the study of the political socialization process and the acquisition of political knowledge, the authors maintain that the study of youth, political literacy, and civic activism is both a complex undertaking and normatively loaded. The research demands not only rigor in design but the exploration of new venues for a better understanding of those agents, activities, and interactions that shape young people's vi…
The Contemporary Presidency
As the 2000 postelection period wore on, media commentators began to refer to it as a great civics lesson. Unfortunately, too much of the commentary focused on the dramatic story unfolding in Florida and the voting systems used by some Florida communities. More important, the 2000 election provides an opportunity to relearn some old lessons about elections and serves to remind us that elections are not simply exercises in preference ordering but …
Federal District Judges and Presidential Power During the Postwar Era
Analysis of nearly two hundred federal district court decisions in cases involving the exercise of presidential power during the postwar era reveals two very different models of judicial decision making. In cases concerning presidential control of foreign and military policy, judicial decision making appears to be dominated by the recognition of fixed rules. So clear are these rules of deference to the executive that identification of the policy-…
Vice-Presidential Candidates and the Home State Advantage
Since the publication of Southern Politics, political scientists have been intrigued by the phenomenon of localism in voting patterns. To assess such friends and neighbors voting in presidential elections, Lewis-Beck and Rice (1983) devised a technique that takes into account both the electoral traditions of the state and the short-term effect of a particular election. This note extends the Lewis-Beck and Rice analysis to vice-presidential candid…
Dimensions Underlying Economic Policymaking in the Early and Later Burger Courts
This article examines the voting behavior of the justices in nonunanimous economic cases decided during three terms of the early and three terms of the later Burger Court. After employing factor analysis, which disclosed three principal dimensions underlying the justices' voting behavior in the first court and two in the second, we carefully examined cases scoring most positively and those scoring most negatively on each of the factors and analyz…
The Burger Court and Economic Liberalism
Pessimism and Optimism in Judicial Reform
Book Reviewed in this article Philip L. Dubois (editor) The Analysis of Judicial Reform (Lexington, Mass.: Lexington Books; D.C. Heath and Company, 1982); 221 pp.; ISBN 0‐669‐04480‐6; $23.95. Philip L. Dubois (editor) The Politics of Judicial Reform (Lexington, Mass.: Lexington Books; D.C. Heath and Company, 1982); 187 pp.; ISBN 0‐669‐04478‐4; $24.95 cloth
Vice-Presidential Candidates and the Home State Advantage
Since the publication of Southern Politics, political scientists have been intrigued by the phenomenon of localism in voting patterns. To assess such friends and neighbors voting in presidential elections, Lewis-Beck and Rice (1983) devised a technique that takes into account both the electoral traditions of the state and the short-term effect of a particular election. This note extends the Lewis-Beck and Rice analysis to vice-presidential candid…
Federal District Judges and Presidential Power During the Postwar Era
Analysis of nearly two hundred federal district court decisions in cases involving the exercise of presidential power during the postwar era reveals two very different models of judicial decision making. In cases concerning presidential control of foreign and military policy, judicial decision making appears to be dominated by the recognition of fixed rules. So clear are these rules of deference to the executive that identification of the policy-…
Dimensions Underlying Economic Policymaking in the Early and Later Burger Courts
This article examines the voting behavior of the justices in nonunanimous economic cases decided during three terms of the early and three terms of the later Burger Court. After employing factor analysis, which disclosed three principal dimensions underlying the justices' voting behavior in the first court and two in the second, we carefully examined cases scoring most positively and those scoring most negatively on each of the factors and analyz…
Civic Education, Civic Engagement, and Youth Civic Development
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The Burger Court and Economic Liberalism
Taking on the World
State legislatures in the United States engage in a substantial amount of international activity. In the 2001-2002 legislative sessions, some 886 bills and resolutions with significant international implications were introduced. Approximately 306 of these were adopted. This level of international activity has increased substantially since 1991, and the substantive focus has changed over time. In addition, about half of all state legislatures rece…
Janus-Faced Federalism
The Roman god Janus had two faces, looking in opposite directions. This split appearance is an apt metaphor for the Rehnquist Court's decisions involving federal-state relations. One face, which has received much attention over the past decade and a half, is characterized by the Court's post-1990 decisions concerning state sovereignty, sovereign immunity, and the reach of Congress's powers under the Interstate Commerce Clause and the 14th Amendme…
Pessimism and Optimism in Judicial Reform
Book Reviewed in this article Philip L. Dubois (editor) The Analysis of Judicial Reform (Lexington, Mass.: Lexington Books; D.C. Heath and Company, 1982); 221 pp.; ISBN 0‐669‐04480‐6; $23.95. Philip L. Dubois (editor) The Politics of Judicial Reform (Lexington, Mass.: Lexington Books; D.C. Heath and Company, 1982); 187 pp.; ISBN 0‐669‐04478‐4; $24.95 cloth
The Burger Court and Economic Liberalism
Dimensions Underlying Economic Policymaking in the Early and Later Burger Courts
This article examines the voting behavior of the justices in nonunanimous economic cases decided during three terms of the early and three terms of the later Burger Court. After employing factor analysis, which disclosed three principal dimensions underlying the justices' voting behavior in the first court and two in the second, we carefully examined cases scoring most positively and those scoring most negatively on each of the factors and analyz…
Federal District Judges and Presidential Power During the Postwar Era
Analysis of nearly two hundred federal district court decisions in cases involving the exercise of presidential power during the postwar era reveals two very different models of judicial decision making. In cases concerning presidential control of foreign and military policy, judicial decision making appears to be dominated by the recognition of fixed rules. So clear are these rules of deference to the executive that identification of the policy-…
Vice-Presidential Candidates and the Home State Advantage
Since the publication of Southern Politics, political scientists have been intrigued by the phenomenon of localism in voting patterns. To assess such friends and neighbors voting in presidential elections, Lewis-Beck and Rice (1983) devised a technique that takes into account both the electoral traditions of the state and the short-term effect of a particular election. This note extends the Lewis-Beck and Rice analysis to vice-presidential candid…
The Contemporary Presidency
As the 2000 postelection period wore on, media commentators began to refer to it as a great civics lesson. Unfortunately, too much of the commentary focused on the dramatic story unfolding in Florida and the voting systems used by some Florida communities. More important, the 2000 election provides an opportunity to relearn some old lessons about elections and serves to remind us that elections are not simply exercises in preference ordering but …
Political Literacy, Civic Education, and Civic Engagement
In this brief historical overview of the study of the political socialization process and the acquisition of political knowledge, the authors maintain that the study of youth, political literacy, and civic activism is both a complex undertaking and normatively loaded. The research demands not only rigor in design but the exploration of new venues for a better understanding of those agents, activities, and interactions that shape young people's vi…
Civic Education, Civic Engagement, and Youth Civic Development
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Taking on the World
State legislatures in the United States engage in a substantial amount of international activity. In the 2001-2002 legislative sessions, some 886 bills and resolutions with significant international implications were introduced. Approximately 306 of these were adopted. This level of international activity has increased substantially since 1991, and the substantive focus has changed over time. In addition, about half of all state legislatures rece…
Janus-Faced Federalism
The Roman god Janus had two faces, looking in opposite directions. This split appearance is an apt metaphor for the Rehnquist Court's decisions involving federal-state relations. One face, which has received much attention over the past decade and a half, is characterized by the Court's post-1990 decisions concerning state sovereignty, sovereign immunity, and the reach of Congress's powers under the Interstate Commerce Clause and the 14th Amendme…
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