Comparative judicial politics : the political functionings of courts

Theodore L. Becker

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Judicial and Constitutional Studies American Constitutional Law and Politics Legal Systems and Judicial Processes

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This volume was the first to attempt the systematic analysis of the structure and function of the courts as a major method of conflict resolution in society. Seventeen years after it was first published by Rand McNally in 1970, it remains the only such study.

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