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The Birth of the Dead Constitution: Arthur Machen Jr.’s Early Twentieth-Century Originalism |
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Liquidation, Then and Now |
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The Missing History of Romer v. Evans |
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Good Plaintiffs: The Women of Marriage Equality |
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The Tenth Anniversary of Marriage Equality: How Traditional Marriage Law Led to Constitutional Protection for Same-Sex Marriage |
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Queer as U.S. Constitutional History |
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Ken Kersch and the New Legal History: Beyond the Internalist/Externalist Divide |
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Ken Kersch as a Scholar of “The Other” |
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Ken Kersch and the Meaning of Development: Law, Ideas, and the Politics of Constitutional Change |
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Broadening The Terrain of Political and Constitutional Thought, Unmasking Delusional Constitutional Arguments |
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The Roberts Court’s Reconstruction of Church and State |
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Five Lessons from Ken Kersch’s Conservatives and the Constitution for the Present Moment |
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Orthodox Originalism and Conservative Identity after Ken Kersch |
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The Phenomenal Constitution |
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Forgetting Nothing, Learning Nothing: Constitutional Scholarship and the Political Development of the Modern Supreme Court |
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States’ Rights and Civil Rights: Barry Goldwater, Bill Buckley, Richard Nixon, and Southern Realignment |
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Sovereign Power and the Sweeping Clause |
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