Recent Scholarship
Legal and Constitutional
Arnold, Andrew B., “Between the Laws: Informal Definitions of Job and Property Rights in Central Pennsylvania, 1870–1884,” Pennsylvania History, 70 (Winter 2003), 28–54.
Berg, Manfred, “From Disfranchisement to Minority Vote Dilution: The U.S. Supreme Court and Black Voting Rights since the Civil Rights Revolution,” in Atlantic Passages: Constitution—Immigration—Internationalization, ed. Andreas Etges and Ursula Lehmkuhl, 73–86. (Münster: lit, 2006. 184 pp. €29.90, isbn 3-8258-9344-8.)
Blinka, Daniel D., “Jefferson and Juries: The Problem of Law, Reason, and Politics in the New Republic,” American Journal of Legal History, 47 (Jan. 2005), 35–103.
Cho, Ji-Hyung, “Miguk eui Daetongryong Tanhaekgwa Ipheonchji” (The presidential impeachment and original intent), Migukhak Nonjip/Korean Journal of American Studies (Seoul), 36 (Winter 2004), 324–35. In Korean.
Cho, Ji-Hyung, “Pyungdeungeui Uneuiwa Injong Chabyul eui Jeongchi: Brown Sageoneul Jungsimeuro” (Racism, the Brown case, and the language of equality in the United States), Miguksa Yongu/Korean Journal of American History (Seoul), 17 (May 2003), 147–84. In Korean.
Chung, Kyung Hee, “Miguk Daetongryung Seonchuljaedo eui Hyungseong: Seongeo Indan Jaedo eui Giwon” (Making the mode of presidential selection in the U.S.: The origins of the electoral college), Yoksa Kyoyuk/Korean History Education Review (Seoul) (no. 94, 2005), 151–69. In Korean.
Cox, Dwayne, “The Rise of Confidentiality: State Courts on Access to Public Records during the Mid-Twentieth Century,” American Archivist, 68 (Fall–Winter 2005), 312–22.
Cox, Dwayne, “Title Company v. County Recorder: A Case Study in Open Records Litigation, 1874–1918,” in Political Pressure and the Archival Record, ed. Margaret Procter, Michael Cook, and Caroline Williams, 45–57. (Chicago: Society of American Archivists, 2005. xxviii, 345 pp. Paper, $42.00, isbn 1-931666-15-6.)
Davies, Thomas Y., Randolph N. Jonakait, and Peter Tillers, “Symposium: Crawford and beyond—Exploring the Future of the Confrontation Clause in Light of Its Past,” Brooklyn Law Review, 71 (Fall 2005), 105–239.
Dippel, Horst, “The Rise of Modern Constitutionalism and the Relevance of American State Constitutions,” in Atlantic Passages: Constitution—Immigration—Internationalization, ed. Andreas Etges and Ursula Lehmkuhl, 57068. (Münster: lit, 2006. 184 pp. €29.90, isbn 3-8258-9344-8.)
Forgette, Richard, and John W. Winkle, “Partisan Gerrymandering and the Voting Rights Act,” Social Science Quarterly, 87 (March 2006), 155–73.
Goldberg, Suzanne B., “A Historical Guide to the Future of Marriage for Same-Sex Couples,” Columbia Journal of Gender and Law, 15 (no.1, 2006), 249–72.
Hockett, Robert, “A Jeffersonian Republican by Hamiltonian Means: Values, Constraints, and Finance in the Design of a Comprehensive and Contemporary ‘Ownership Society,’” Southern California Law Review, 79 (Nov. 2005), 45–164.
Howard, A.E. Dick, “Willi Paul Adams and American Constitutionalism,” in Atlantic Passages: Constitution—Immigration—Internationalization, ed. Andreas Etges and Ursula Lehmkuhl, 45–56. (Münster: lit, 2006. 184 pp. €29.90, isbn 3-8258-9344-8.)
Kelly, M. Ruth Reilly, “‘Rightfully Theirs and Valid in the Law’: Western Pennsylvania Land Wars, 1792–1810,” Pennsylvania History, 71 (Winter 2004), 25–51.
Krakau, Knud, “Hate Speech under the Constitution,” in Atlantic Passages: Constitution—Immigration—Internationalization, ed. Andreas Etges and Ursula Lehmkuhl, 87–104. (Münster: lit, 2006. 184 pp. €29.90, isbn 3-8258-9344-8.)
Larkins, John K., Jr., “Judge Fite’s Contempt: Race and the Rule of Law in Early Twentieth Century Georgia,” Georgia Historical Quarterly, 90 (Spring 2006), 62–95.
Lash, Kurt T., “James Madison’s Celebrated Report of 1800: The Transformation of the Tenth Amendment,” George Washington Law Review, 74 (Feb. 2006), 165–200.
Levine, Samuel J., “Rediscovering Julius Henry Cohen and the Origins of the Business/Profession Dichotomy: A Study in the Discourse of Early Twentieth Century Legal Professionalism,” American Journal of Legal History, 47 (Jan. 2005), 1–34.
Lugosi, Charles I., “When Abortion Was a Crime: A Historical Perspective,” University of Detroit Mercy Law Review, 83 (Winter 2006), 51–69.
Maxey, David W., “The Honorable Proprieties v. Samuel Wallis: ‘A Matter of Great Consequence’ in the Province of Pennsylvania,” Pennsylvania History, 70 (Autumn 2003), 361–95.
Pope, Jim, “Worker Lawmaking, Sit-Down Strikes, and the Shaping of American Industrial Relations, 1935–1958,” Law & History Review, 24 (Spring 2006), 45–113.
Richards, Nelson, “The Bricker Amendment and Congress’s Failure to Check the Inflation of the Executive’s Foreign Affairs Powers, 1951–1954,” California Law Review, 94 (Jan. 2006), 175–213.
Robertson, Stephen, “What’s Law Got to Do with It? Legal Records and Sexual Histories,” Journal of the History of Sexuality, 14 (Jan./April 2005), 161–85.
Sanders, Anthony B., “The ‘New Judicial Federalism’ before Its Time: A Comprehensive Review of Economic Substantive Due Process under State Constitutional Law since 1940 and the Reasons for Its Recent Decline,” American University Law Review, 55 (Dec. 2005), 457–540.
White, Adam J., “Toward the Framers’ Understanding of ‘Advice and Consent’: A Historical and Textual Inquiry,” Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy, 29 (Fall 2005), 103–48.
Anderson, William D., “The President’s Agenda: Position-Taking, Legislative Support, and the Persistence of Time” (Ohio State University, 2005). Order No. DA3179685.
Barton, John Cyril, “Literary Executions: Plotting Death Sentences in U.S. Law and Literature, 1830–1925” (University of California, Irvine, 2005). Order No. DA3181245.
Benson, Kelly M., “United States Supreme Court Decisions That Have Shaped K-12 Education in America, 1972–2004” (University of Montana, 2005). Order No. DA3180758.
Grisinger, Joanna Lynn, “Reforming the State: Reorganization and the Federal Government, 1937–1964” (University of Chicago, 2005). Order No. DA3181348.
Linjun, Zhou, “Meiguo gongyong shiye guanzhifalv zhidu gaige jidui woguode qidi” (Reforms of public utility control law in the United States and its inspiration for our country) (South West Univeristy of Politics and Law, China, 2003). In Chinese.
Williams-Searle, Bridgett Mary, “Intimate Empires: Domestic Order, Property Relations, and the Law in the Western Country, 1760–1830” (University of Iowa, 2005). Order No. DA3184768.
Xlaoya, Liu, “Meiguo xingshi sifa gongzheng de xianfa baozhang” (Constitutional protection of criminal justice cases in the United States) (East China University of Politics and Law, China, 2004). In Chinese.
Xuehua, Hou, “Zhanmusi Maidixun yu Meiguo xianzhengde queli” (James Madison and the establishment of constitutional government in the United States) (Nankai University, China, 2004). In Chinese.
Zorea, Aharon W., “Plurality and Law: The Rise of Law Enforcement in Organized Crime Control” (Saint Louis University, 2005). Order No. DA3185110.
Cho, Ji-Hyung, Tanhaek: Gamsi Kyollyokinga Jongchijok Muginga? (Impeachment: Watchdog or political weapon?). (Seoul: Chaek Se Sang, 2004. 211 pp. ₩ 5,000, isbn 89-7013-439-5.) In Korean.
Dinan, John J., The American State Constitutional Tradition. (Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 2006. x, 430 pp. $35.00, isbn 0-7006-1435-4.)
Dudziak, Mary L., and Leti Volpp, eds., Legal Borderlands: Law and the Construction of American Borders. (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2006. x, 421 pp. Paper, $19.95, isbn 0-8018-8414-4.)
Long, Carolyn N., Mapp v. Ohio: Guarding against Unreasonable Searches and Seizures. (Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 2006. xii, 228 pp. Cloth, $35.00, isbn 0-7006-1440-0. Paper, $15.95, isbn 0-7006-1441-9.)
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