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2 U.S. Law and Courts

Te Adversary FirstAmendmentFree Expression and theFoundations o AmericanDemocracy

Martin H. Redish

Tis book presents a unique andcontroversial rethinking o modernAmerican democratic theory and reespeech. Most ree speech scholars

understand the First Amendmentas a vehicle or or protection odemocracy itsel, relying uponcooperative or collectivist theorieso democracy. Martin Redishreconsiders ree speech in the contexto adversary democracy, arguingthat individuals should have theopportunity to aect the outcomes ocollective decision-making accordingto their own values and interests.

Drawing on previous ree speechscholarship and case studies ocontroversial speech, Martin Redishadvances a theory o ree expressiongrounded in democratic notions osel-promotion and controlled adver-sary conict, making a strong caseor its application across such areasas commercial speech, campaignspending, and anonymous speech.

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Law and Society ...............................4-7

International andComparative Law..........................8-10

Jurisprudence andLegal History .................................10 -11

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Te Puzzle o UnanimityConsensus on the UnitedStates Supreme Court

Pamela C. Corley,Amy Steigerwalt, andArtemus Ward

Drawing on data rom the U.S.Supreme Court database, internalcourt documents, and the justicesprivate papers, Te Puzzle oUnanimityis the rst comprehensiveaccount o how the Court reachesconsensus. Pamela Corley, AmySteigerwalt, and Artemus Wardpropose and empirically test a theoryo consensus; they nd consensus isa unction o multiple, concurrently-operating orces that cannot be ullyaccounted or by ideological attitudes.In this thorough investigation, theauthors conclude that consensusis a unction o the level o legal

certainty and its ability to constrainjustices ideological preerences.

In The Puzzle of Unanimity, the authors

skillully probe the sources o consen-

sus on the Supreme Court and provide

new insights on the considerations

that shape the justices choices. Their

book is an important contribution to

the understanding o judicial behavior.

Lawrence Baum, Ohio State University

216 pp., 19 tables, 12 fgures, 2013

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Te Failed Promiseo OriginalismFrank B. Cross

Frank Crosss important book breaks

new ground. Combining a deep

understanding o originalism with

sophisticated empirical analysis, The

Failed Promise of Originalism chal-

lenges originalists to show that their

theory can make a practical dierence,

and at the same time dispels the myth

that originalist methods have a strongideological valence in practice. Cross

has produced a very rare commodity

a book that is a must read or both

lawyers and political scientists.

Lawrence Solum, Georgetown University

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Te Teory andPractice o Statutory

InterpretationFrank B. Cross248 pp., 16 tables, 15 fgures, 20099780804785235 Paper $24.95 $19.96 sale9780804759120 Cloth $52.50 $42.00 sale

Caliornia School LawTird Edition

Frank Kemerer andPeter Sansom

Fully updated to reect recent develop-ments in educational jurisprudence,the newest edition oCaliornia SchoolLaw explains the legal rameworkwithin which Caliornia schoolingoperates. Te book examines studentattendance and truancy, curriculum

law, and teacher and student rightso expressionincluding the useo electronic communicationdevices and social media, religion,students with disabilities, discipline,privacy and search and seizure, raceand gender discrimination, andissues o legal liability. Te bookscompanion website provides newinormation as it becomes available,and ensures all coverage is up-to-date.

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Whats Law Got toDo With It?What Judges Do, Why TeyDo It, and Whats at StakeEdited by Charles Gardner GeyhStanord Studies in Law and Politics376 pp., 4 tables, 13 fgures, 2011

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Without Fear or FavorJudicial Independence andJudicial Accountability inthe States

G. Alan arr

Te impartial administration ojustice and the accountability ogovernment ocials are two o themost strongly held American values.Yet these values are ofen in directconict with one another. At thenational level, the U.S. Constitutionresolves this tension in avor ojudicial independence, insulatingjudges rom the undue inuence oother political institutions, interestgroups, and the general public.But at the state level, debate hascontinued as to the proper balancebetween judicial independence and

judicial accountability. In this volume,constitutional scholar G. Alan arr

ocuses squarely on that debate.Stanord Studies in Law and Politics280 pp., 20129780804760409 Paper $27.95 $22.36 sale9780804760393 Cloth $85.00 $68.00 sale

Felony MurderGuyora BinderCritical Perspectives on Crime and Law368 pp., 20129780804755368 Paper $29.95 $23.96 sale9780804755351 Cloth $90.00 $72.00 sale

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Governing SecurityTe Hidden Originso American SecurityAgencies

Mariano-Florentino Cullar

Governing Securitydetly blends ar-

chival research, news accounts, and

bureaucratic theory to reveal ascinat-

ing parallels and divergences in the

establishment and operation o the

old Federal Security Agency and new

Department o Homeland Security.Cuellar oers compelling insights

or policymakers on the attractive-

ness o defning security broadly and

or political scientists on the myriad

actors that shape agency creation.

Anne Joseph OConnell,

University of California, Berkeley

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Copyraud and OtherAbuses o IntellectualProperty LawJason Mazzone312 pp., 20119780804760065 Cloth $27.95 $22.36 sale

Democracy and PoliticalIgnoranceWhy Smaller GovernmentIs Smarter

Ilya Somin

Ilya Somin mines the depths oignorance in America and reveals theextent to which it is a major problemor democracy. Somin weighs variousoptions or solving this problem,arguing that political ignorance is bestmitigated and its eects lessened bydecentralizing and limiting govern-ment. Somin provocatively argues thatpeople make better decisions whenthey choose what to purchase in themarket or which state or local govern-ment to live under, than when they

vote at the ballot box, because theyhave stronger incentives to acquire rel-evant inormation and to use it wisely.

Voter ignorance can be rational: The

likelihood o one vote mattering is infn-

itesimal, so why make the eort to stay

inormed? But as Ilya Somin demon-

strates in this mind-opening book, voter

ignorance has bad consequences that

strengthen the case or limited govern-

ment, including judicial review to put a

leash on wayward majorities.

George F. Will, Journalist and

Pulitzer Prize Winner

288 pp., 2013


Blinded by SightSeeing Race Trough theEyes o the Blind

Osagie K. Obasogie

In Blinded by Sight, Osagie K.Obasogie shares a startling observa-tion made during discussions withpeople rom all walks o lie whohave been blind since birth: eventhe blind arent colorblindblindpeople understand race visually,

just like everyone else. Ask a blindperson what race is, and they willmore than likely reer to visual cuessuch as skin color. Obasogie ndsthat, because blind people thinkabout race visually, they orient theirlives around these understandings interms o who they are riends with,who they date, and much more.

Obasogie argues that rather thanbeing visually obvious, both blind

and sighted people are socializedto see race in particular ways, evento a point where blind people

see race. So what does this meanor how we live and the laws thatgovern our society? Obasogie delvesinto these questions and uncovershow color blindness in law, publicpolicy, and culture will not leadus to any imagined racial utopia.

280 pp., 2013


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5Law and Society

Introduction toCriminal JusticeA Sociological PerspectiveEdited by Charis E. Kubrinand Tomas D. Stucky

Introduction to Criminal Justice is therst textbook to approach theories andpractices o criminal justice rom asociological perspective. It empowersstudents to develop expertise in crimi-nal justice and understand how its

central tenants are inormed by broad-er sociological principles and concepts,such as power, race, gender, and class.

Tis text is organized around vethemes: justice, police, courts, cor-rections, and crime control. Tereadings underscore the inextricablerelationship between social structuresand the criminal justice system. Tiscomprehensive text will exposestudents to some o the best think-

ing and research in the eld.

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Te Politics o rackingTe First InternationalMovement to Combatthe Sexual Exploitationo Women

Stephanie A. Limoncelli232 pp., 4 tables, 20109780804783118 Paper $24.95 $19.96 sale9780804762946 Cloth $39.95 $31.96 sale

Governing ImmigrationTrough CrimeA ReaderEdited by Julie A. Dowling andJonathan Xavier Inda

Presenting key readings andcutting-edge scholarship, this volumeexamines a range o contemporarycriminalizing practices: restrictiveimmigration laws, enhanced borderpolicing, workplace audits, detention

and deportation, and increased polic-ing o immigration at the state andlocal level. O equal importance, thereadings highlight how migrants havemanaged to actively resist these puni-tive practices. In bringing togethercritical theorists o immigration tounderstand how the current politicallandscape propagates the view o the

illegal alien as a threat to social order,this text encourages students and

general readers alike to think serious-ly about the place o undocumentedimmigrants in American society.


BrokeHow Debt Bankruptsthe Middle ClassEdited by Katherine Porter

Studies in Social Inequality320 pp., 20129780804777018 Paper $24.95 $19.96 sale9780804777001 Cloth $80.00 $64.00 sale

Racing or InnocenceWhiteness, Gender, andthe Backlash AgainstArmative Action

Jennier L. Pierce

Tis book recounts the stories o elitelegal proessionals at a large corpora-tion with a ederally mandated arma-tive action program, as well as thecultural narratives about race, gender,and power in the news media and

Hollywood lms. Tough most whitemen denied accountability or any rac-ism in the workplace, they recountedways in which they resistedwhetherwittingly or notincorporating peopleo color or white women into theirworkplace lives. Drawing on threedierent approachesethnography,narrative analysis, and ctiontoconceptualize the complexities andambiguities o race and gender in

contemporary America, this bookmakes an innovative pedagogical tool.

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Te Migration ApparatusSecurity, Labor, andPolicymaking in theEuropean Union

Gregory Feldman248 pp., 20119780804761079 Paper $22.95 $18.36 sale9780804761062 Cloth $70.00 $56.00 sale

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Te Street Politicso Abortion

Speech, Violence, andAmericas Culture Wars

Joshua C. Wilson

Te Street Politics o Abortion isthe rst book to consider the riseand all o clinic-ront proteststhrough the 1980s and 1990s,the most visible and contentiousperiod in U.S. reproductivepolitics. Joshua Wilson considershow street level protests lead to

three seminal Court decisionsPlanned Parenthood v. Williams,Schenck v. Pro-Choice Network oWestern N.Y., and Hill v. Colorado.Te eventual demise o streetprotests via these cases taughtanti-abortion activists the value oincremental institutional strate-gies that could produce concretepolicy gains without drawing thepublics attention. Activists on

both sides ultimately movedofen literallyrom the streets toght in state legislative halls andcourtrooms. Wilson demonstrateshow the abortion-rights move-ment, despite its initial successwith Roe v. Wade, has since acedcontinuous challenges and di-culties, while the anti-abortionmovement continues to gainstrength in spite o its losses.

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Better Lef UnsaidVictorian Novels, Hays

Code Films, and theBenefts o Censorship

Nora Gilbert

Better Lef Unsaidis in theunseemly position o deendingcensorship rom the centralallegations that are traditionallyleveled against it. aking twogenres generally presumed tohave been stymied by the censorskniethe Victorian novel and

classical Hollywood lmthisbook reveals the varied waysin which censorship, or allits blustery sel-righteousness,can actually be good or sex,politics, eminism, and art.

Through her meticulous compari-

sons o Victorian novels and Hays

Code Hollywood, Gilbert studies vi-

sual and verbal slippage, inerence,

irony, and the pleasure o perver-

sion. Inormative and a delight toread, Better Left Unsaidsparkles

with wit and invention.

Tom Conley, Harvard University

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Afer Secular LawEdited by Winnired FallersSullivan, Robert A. Yelle, and

Mateo aussig-RubboThe Cultural Lives o Law400 pp., 20119780804775366 Cloth $60.00 $48.00 sale

ZoolandTe Institution o

CaptivityIrus Braverman

Irus Braverman draws onmore than seventy interviewsconducted with zoo managersand administrators, as well asanimal activists, to oer a glimpseinto the otherwise unknowncomplexities o zooland. Zoolandbegins and ends with the storyo immy, the oldest male gorilla

in North America, to illustratethe dramatic transormations ozoos since the 1970s. Over thesedecades, modern zoos have trans-ormed themselves rom placescreated largely or entertainmentto globally connected institutionsthat emphasize care throughconservation and education.

WithZoolandBraverman enters

the ray, giving voice to the vari-

ous sides while providing her owninormed, thoughtul stance. Argu-

ing or a power o care, Braverman

moves us toward the possibility

o zoos that combine concern or

individual welare and the conser-

vation o species.

Ken Shapiro, Executive Director,

Animals and Society Institute

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Law and WarEdited by Austin Sarat,Lawrence Douglas, andMartha Merrill Umphrey

Explores the cultural, his-torical, spatial, and theoreticaldimensions o the relationshipbetween law and wara con-nection that has long vexed thejurisprudential imagination.No longer simply a tool orjudging battleeld conduct,law now seeks to subduewarare and to enlist it into the

service o legal goals. Law hasemerged as a orce that standsover and above war, endowedwith the power to authorizeand restrain, to declare andlimit, to justiy and condemn.

In examining this raught,contested, and evolving rela-tionship, Law and Warinvesti-gates such questions as: Whatcan eorts to subsume war

under the logic o law teach usabout the aspirations and limitso law? How have paradigms olaw and war changed as a resulto the contact with new ormso struggle? How has globaliza-tion and continuing practices ooccupation reramed the rela-tionship between law and war?

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Te Secrets o LawEdited by Austin Sarat,Lawrence Douglas, andMartha Merrill Umphrey

Te Secrets o Law explores the wayslaw both tracs in and regulatessecrecy. aking a close look at theopacity built into legal and gov-ernance processes, it explores theways law produces zones o secrecy,the relation between secrecy and

justice, and how we understand theinscrutability o laws processes.

Rather than all into an easy ren-dering o law as either requiring

transparency or secrecy, this volume

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treats the question o law and its

relationship to secrecy with delicacy

and sophistication.

James Martel,

San Francisco State University

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Law as Punishment /Law as RegulationEdited by Austin Sarat,Lawrence Douglas, andMartha Merrill Umphrey

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8 International and Comparative Law

ime in the ShadowsConfnement in

CounterinsurgenciesLaleh KhaliliPolitical economy has evolved in the pasttwo decades rom verbal gymnastics toa scientifc study o how people ormgroups to solve collective action problems.Ferguson's book is a orceul introductionto the analytical techniques involved inthis intellectual revolution, together witha presentation o the evidence supporting

various models.

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Te Rise and Fall oHuman Rights

Cynicism and Politicsin Occupied Palestine

Lori Allen

Te Rise and Fall o HumanRights provides a groundbreakingethnographic investigation othe Palestinian human rightsworld since 1979. Toughhuman rights activity beganas a means o struggle againstthe Israeli occupation, it has

since been proessionalized andpoliticized, transormed into apublic relations tool or politicallegitimization and state-making.

In ailing to end the Israelioccupation, protect basic humanrights, or establish an account-able Palestinian government,the human rights industry hasbecome the object o cynicismor many Palestinians. Lori

Allen contends, however, thatar rom indicating apathy, suchcynicism generates a productivecritique o domestic politicsand Western interventionism.

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O Medicines andMarkets

Intellectual Property andHuman Rights in the Freerade Era

Angelina Snodgrass Godoy

Looking at events in Costa Rica, ElSalvador, and Guatemala, AngelinaGodoy argues that human rightsadvocates need to approach intellec-tual property law as more than simplya roster o regulations. IP representsthe cutting edge o a global tendencyto value all things in market terms:Lie ormsrom plants to humangenetic sequencesare renderedcommodities, and substances neces-sary to sustain liemedicinesarerestricted to insure corporate prots.I we argue only over the terms o IPprotection without conronting theunderlying logic governing our tradeagreements, then human rights ad-

vocates will lose even when they win.

Godoy admirably dissects the orces

which have conspired to depoliticize

both resistance to intellectual prop-

erty expansion and the human rights

rhetoric in which this is voiced. The

book delivers insights that should

transorm advocacy and scholarship; it

should be widely read and acclaimed.

Rosemary J. Coombe, York University

Stanord Studies in Human Rights208 pp., 4 tables, 4 fgures, 2013


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9International and Comparative Law

Campaigning or JusticeHuman Rights Advocacy

in PracticeJo BeckerWritten rom a practitioners perspec-tive, this book explores the strategiesbehind some o the most innovativehuman rights campaigns o recentyears. Drawing on interviews withdozens o experienced human rightsadvocates, the book delves into local,regional, and international eortsto discover how advocates were able

to address seemingly intractableabuses and secure concrete advancesin human rights. Tese accountsprovide a window into the way thathuman rights advocates conducttheir work, their real-lie strugglesand challenges, the rich diversity otools and strategies they employ, andultimately, their courage and persis-tence in advancing human rights.

Campaigning for Justice provides

invaluable insights into how humanrights campaigns work, and distills les-

sons gleaned rom dozens o veteran

advocates. It illustrates the rich diver-

sity o the human rights movement

today, and will be a terrifc resource

not only or those just entering human

rights work, but also or those with

years o experience.

Jody Williams, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate

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Values in ranslationHuman Rights and the

Culture o the WorldBank

Galit A. Saraty

Values in ranslation analyzes theorganizational culture o the WorldBank and addresses the questiono why it has not adopted a humanrights ramework. Academics andsocial advocates have typicallyocused on legal restrictions inthe Banks Articles o Agreement.

Tis works anthropologicalanalysis sheds light on internalobstacles including the employeeincentive system and a clash oexpertise between lawyers andeconomists over how to denehuman rights and justiy theirrelevance to the Banks mission.

Why has the World Bank been so

slow to take on human rights? This

ascinating ethnography ollows

the movement o people and ideaswithin the Bank to show how

human rights were economized

in order to be heard. It oers great

insight into the way organizations

work and into the cultural dimen-

sions o law.

Sally Engle Merry, New York University

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In the Wake oNeoliberalism

Citizenship and HumanRights in Argentina

Karen Ann Faulk

Tis book investigates twoprominent Buenos Aires protestorganizations to consider how eachhas ramed its demands within alanguage o rights. Fundamentally,this book is concerned with thecomplex interrelationship betweenthe discourse o human rights and

the neoliberal project. In exploringthe way in which rights talk isused and adapted locally by variousactivist groups, the book looksat the mutually ormative andcontentious interactions betweenideas o human rights, rights ocitizenship, and the concrete andenvisioned social relationships thatorm the basis or social activismin the wake o neoliberalism.

A powerul and moving ethnographicwork that fxes transnational concep-

tions o human rights in the context

o a global neoliberalism, grounded

frmly in the history and society o Ar-

gentina. The book makes a valuable

contribution to the interdisciplinary

literature on human rights. An im-

portant book o the contemporary

moment.

Daniel Goldstein, Rutgers University

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GlobalCompetition,LawandEconomics

10 International and Comparative Law

Competition Lawand DevelopmentEdited by D. Daniel Sokol,Tomas K. Cheng, andIoannis Lianos

Te vast majority o the countries inthe world are developing countriesand yet there is a serious dearth o at-tention to developing countries in theinternational and comparative lawscholarship, which has been preoc-cupied with the United States andthe European Union. CompetitionLaw and Developmentinvestigates

whether or not the competition lawand policy transplanted rom Europeand the United States can be success-ully implemented in the developingworld or whether the developing-world experience suggests a need ora dierent analytical ramework.

Te need to devote greater attentionto developing countries is alsojustied by the changing globaleconomic reality in which develop-ing countriesespecially China,India, and Brazilhave emerged aseconomic powerhouses. ogetherwith Russia, the so-called BRICcountries have accounted or thirtypercent o global economic growthsince the term was coined in 2001.Tis book, the second in the GlobalCompetition Law and Economicsseries, provides a number oviewpoints o what competition lawand policy mean both in theory andpractice in a development context.

Global Competition Law and Economics360 pp., 13 tables, 7 fgures, 20139780804785716 Cloth $55.00 $44.00 sale

Juridical HumanityA Colonial History

Samera Esmeir

Samera Esmeir oers a historical andtheoretical account o the coloniz-ing operations o modern law inEgypt. Investigating the law, bothon the books and in practice, sheunderscores the centrality o the

human to Egyptian legal andcolonial history and argues that the

production o juridical humanitywas a constitutive orce o colonialrule and subjugation. Tis originalcontribution queries long-heldassumptions about the entanglemento law, humanity, violence, andnature, and thereby develops a newreading o the history o colonialism.


Woman LawyerTe rials o Clara Foltz

Barbara Babcock392 pp., 13 fgures, 20119780804786669 Paper $24.95 $19.96 sale9780804743587 Cloth $45.00 $36.00 sale

Te Global Limits oCompetition LawEdited by Ioannis Lianosand D. Daniel SokolOver the last three decades,the eld o antitrust law hasgrown increasingly prominent,and more than one hundredcountries have enactedcompetition law statutes. Ascompetition law expands tojurisdictions with very dierenteconomic, social, cultural, andinstitutional backgrounds, the

debates over its useulnesshave similarly evolved.

Tis book, the rst in a newseries on global competitionlaw, critically assesses theimportance o competition law,its development and modernpractice, and the global limitsthat have emerged. Tis volumewill be a key resource to bothscholars and practitioners inter-

ested in antitrust, competitionlaw, economics, business strat-egy, and administrative sciences.

Given the increasingly global

dynamics o competition law and

economics, Lianos and Sokol will

make an important contribution

to the feld o antitrust with this

new series.

Einer Elhauge, Harvard Law School

Global Competition Law and Economics312 pp., 13 tables, 3 fgures, 20129780804774901 Cloth $50.00 $40.00 sale

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11Jurisprudence and Legal History

Ronald DworkinTird Edition

Stephen GuestRonald Dworkin is widely ac-cepted as the most important andmost controversial Anglo-Amer-ican jurist o the past orty years.And this same-named volume onhis work has become a minor clas-sic in the eld, oering the mostcomplete analysis and integrationo Dworkins work to date. Tisthird edition oers a substantialrevision o earlier texts and,most importantly, incorporatesdiscussion o Dworkins recentmasterworkJustice or Hedgehogs.

Accessibly written or a widereadership, this book captures thecomplexity and depth o thoughto Ronald Dworkin. Displayinga long-standing commitment toDworkins work, Stephen Guestclearly highlights the scholarskey theories to illustrate a guid-ing principle over the course oDworkins work: that there areright answers to questions omoral value. In assessing thisprinciple, Guest also expands hisanalysis o contemporary critiqueso Dworkin. Te third editionincludes an updated and completebibliography o Dworkins work.

Jurists: Profles in Legal Theory312 pp., 2012


Philip SelznickIdeals in the World

Martin KrygierTis volume, the rst book-length treatment o Selznicksideas, discusses Selznicks

various intellectual contribu-tions. Reading across Selznickswork, one appreciates thecoherence o his undamentalpreoccupationswith the socialconditions or rustration and thevindication o values and ideas.Exploring Selznicks insightsinto the nature and quality oinstitutional, legal, and sociallie, the book also examineshis particular ways o thinking,concerns, values, and sensibility.Martin Krygier brings to light thecoherence o Selznicks unda-mental preoccupations, allowingreaders to ully engage with hisunique insights and distinctivemoral-intellectual sensibility.

Martin Krygier has written a

wonderully lucid and perceptive

intellectual biography o Philip

Selznick, covering the ull range o

Selznicks work in organizational

theory, leadership studies, legal

sociology, and moral philosophy.

Kenneth Winston,

Harvard Kennedy School

Jurists: Profles in Legal Theory352 pp., 2012

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Henry Fords War onJews and the LegalBattle Against HateSpeechVictoria Saker Woeste

Henry Ford is remembered inAmerican lore as the ultimate en-trepreneurthe man who inventedassembly-line manuacturing andmade automobiles aordable. Large-ly orgotten is his side career as a

publisher o antisemitic propaganda.Tis is the story o Fords ownershipo the Dearborn Independent, his in-volvement in the deamatory articlesit ran, and the two Jewish lawyers,Aaron Sapiro and Louis Marshall,who each tried to stop Fords war.

In 1927, the case oSapiro v. Fordtransxed the nation. In order toend the embarrassing litigation,Ford apologized or the one thinghe would never have lost on incourt: the oense o hate speech.

Using never-beore-discoveredevidence rom archives and privateamily collections, this study revealsthe depth o Fords involvement inevery aspect o this case and ex-plains why Jewish civil rights lawyersand religious leaders were deeplydivided over how to handle Ford.

424 pp., 29 illustrations, 20129780804788670 Paper $24.95 $19.96 sale9780804772341 Cloth $55.00 $44.00 sale

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