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The Evolution and Ideology of Global Constitutionalism by Law, David S., Versteeg, Mila

“…It has become almost universal practice for countries to adopt formal constitutions. Little is known empirically, however, about the evolution of this practice…”
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The declining influence of the United States Constitution by Law, David S, Versteeg, Mila

“…It has been suggested, with growing frequency, that the United States may be losing its influence over constitutionalism in other countries because it is…”
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Sham Constitutions by Law, David S., Versteeg, Mila

“…It is often said that constitutions are mere parchment barriers that cannot by themselves limit the power of the state or guarantee respect for rights. Little…”
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JUDICIAL COMPARATIVISM AND JUDICIAL DIPLOMACY by Law, David S.

“…By global standards, the U.S. Supreme Court is unusual in a number of respects, but one of its most distinctive characteristics is its reluctance to engage in…”
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Constitutional Archetypes by Law, David S

“…It is a core function of constitutions to justify the existence and organization of the state. The ideological narratives embedded in constitutions are not…”
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How to rig the federal courts by Law, David S

“…The organizational structure of a judicial system has systematic implications for the ideological slant of judicial policymaking. These implications are,…”
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The Global Language of Human Rights: A Computational Linguistic Analysis by Law, David S.

“…Human rights discourse has been likened to a global lingua franca, and in more ways than one, the analogy seems apt. Human rights discourse is a language that…”
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A Theory of Judicial Power and Judicial Review by Law, David S

“…Judicial review has long been characterized by constitutional scholars as countermajoritarian and antidemocratic. Here, Law employs insights from political…”
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The Anatomy of a Conservative Court: Judicial Review in Japan by Law, David S

“…The Supreme Court of Japan is widely and justifiably considered the most conservative constitutional court in the world. Drawing on interviews conducted in…”
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GLOBALIZATION AND THE FUTURE OF CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS by Law, David S

“…Yet the subject of globalization has barely penetrated the consciousness of constitutional scholars in this country.8 The notable exception in this regard has…”
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Applicability of Kinetic Models for In Situ Combustion Processes with Different Oil Types by Jia, Na, Law, David H.-S., Naccache, Paul, Giddins, Marie Ann

“…The in situ combustion (ISC) process is of interest as an enhanced oil recovery method because it is an alternative to traditional steam-based processes for…”
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The limits of global judicial dialogue by Law, David S, Chang, Wen-Chen

“…The notion that "global judicial dialogue" is contributing to the globalization of constitutional law has attracted considerable attention. Various scholars…”
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Debating the declining influence of the United States Constitution: A response to Professors Choudhry, Jackson, and Melkinsburg by David S Law, Mila Versteeg

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Judicial ideology and the decision to publish Voting and publication patterns in Ninth Circuit asylum cases by Law, David S

“…Law explores the voting and publication patterns in Ninth Circuit asylum cases. To date, a majority of circuits have discouraged or forbidden litigants from…”
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Judicial comparativism and judicial diplomacy by Law, David S

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Judicial comparativism and judicial diplomacy by Law, David S

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Hydrogeological and numerical analysis of CO2 disposal in deep aquifers in the Alberta sedimentary basin by LAW, D. H.-S, BACHU, S

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Why has judicial review failed in Japan? by Law, David S

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The limits of global judicial dialogue by Law, David S, Chang, Wen-Chen

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Law versus ideology: the Supreme Court and the use of legislative history by Law, David S, Zaring, David

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