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Partisanship, Ideology, and Senate Voting on Supreme Court Nominees

Shipan, Charles R. - 2007

ideology; and second, whether partisanship modifies the influence of ideology. The results demonstrate that partisanship has … played an increasing role over time and that the effects of ideology are, to some extent, dependent on partisanship …

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A Second Look at Third Parties : Correcting the Supreme Court's Understanding of Elections

Evseev, Dmitri - 2005

This Article presents a comprehensive overview of the Supreme Court's ballot-access jurisprudence as it relates to minor political parties, and challenges the conventional "structuralist" view that ascribes shortcomings in the Court's approach to the doctrinal constraints of an...

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Reducing partisanship in judicial elections can improve judge quality : evidence from U.S. state supreme courts

Ash, Elliott; MacLeod, William Bentley - In: Journal of public economics 201 (2021), pp. 1-22

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The German Constitutional Court : activist, but not partisan?

Engel, Christoph - 2024

The German Constitutional Court has powers that are no weaker than the powers of the US Supreme Court. Justices are openly selected by the political parties. Nonetheless, public and professional perception are strikingly different. Justices at the German court are not believed to be guided by...

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