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- Donald L. Horowitz. Professor Horowitz delivered a paper at the George Washington University Comparative Politics Workshop on "How Indonesia Became a Constitutional Democracy." Horowitz is currently a fellow of the Woodrow Wilson International Center in Washington.
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Historical practice and separation of powers article recommended by Legal Theory Blog
Prof. Curtis Bradley co-authored a new paper, Historical Gloss and the Separation of Powers, which presents three case studies of constitutional debates on separation of powers in which practice-based arguments are prominent. » Legal Theory Blog -
Coleman comments on Tour de France doping issue
2010 tour winner Alberto Contador was stripped of his title on Feb. 6 after tests for illegal stimulants came back positive, a ruling Prof. James Coleman calls "a correct result." » Fox Sports
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