Tsai's exciting work on the interplay between the Supreme Court and the executive branch in the nineteen forties sheds new light on the origins of modern constitutional law. And his new account of the relationship between language and power in political discourse is sure to be controversial and should be widely read.
Friday, October 10, 2008
H. Jefferson Powell Says Eloquence and Reason "Should Be Widely Read"
H. Jefferson Powell, Duke Law School, and author of Constitutional Conscience: the Moral Dimension of Judicial Decision, has this to say about Eloquence and Reason:
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