Some interesting scholarship posted on SSRN in the past couple of years is offered below. Of course, it’s not exhaustive – there is much more – maybe we’ll make this into a series like ‘Friday the 13th’ or ‘Halloween’.
Our paper “Race in the War on Drugs The Social Consequences of Presidential Rhetoric” can be found on SSRN. It was presented at the Conference on Empirical Legal Studies and published in the Journal of Empirical Legal Studies. The abstract is available below the fold. Continue reading
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My c0-authors, Paul Brace and Brent Boyea, and I have published “Judges, Litigants and the Design of Courts” in Law & Society Review. An early version of the paper can be found on SSRN here. Here’s the abstract: Continue reading
Tom Clark and Jonathan Kastellec have posted “Elite Cues and Public Support for the Supreme Court” to SSRN. Here’s the abstract: Continue reading
Damon Cann and Greg Goelzhauser have recently posted “Judicial Elections and Opinion Quality in State Supreme Courts” on SSRN. The graph above provides some of the basics on their measures of opinion clarity. Here’s the abstract: Continue reading
The above figure is from a recently published paper by Melinda Gann Hall and Chris Bonneau, “Attack Advertising, the White Decision, and Voter Participation in State Supreme Court Elections.” The abstract is available below the fold. Continue reading
