The pioneers of judicial behaviour / edited by Nancy Maveety.

Ann Arbor, Mich. : University of Michigan Press, c2003.

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Judicial process -- United States.

1. The study of judicial behavior and the discipline of political science / Nancy Maveety

Part 1: The attitudinal pioneers

2. C.Herman Pritchett: innovator with an ambiguous legacy / Lawrence Baum

3. Glendon Schubert: the judicial mind / Jeffrey A. Segal

4. S. Sidney Ulmer: the mulitdimensionality of judicial decision making / Robert C. Bradley

5. Harold J. Spaeth: the Supreme Court computer / Sara C. Benesh; 6. Jospeh Tanenhaus: the 'learned discipline' of public law / Robert A. Carp

7. Beverly Blair Cook: the value of eclecticism / Lee Epstein and Lynn Mather

Part 2: The strategic pioneers

8. Walter F. Murphy: the interactive nature of judicial decision making / Lee Epstein and Jack Knight

9. J. Woodford Howard Jr.: fluidity, strategy, and analytical synthesis in judicial studies / Nancy Maveety and John Anthony Maltese

10. David J. Danelski: social psychology and group choice / Thomas G. Walker

11. David Rhode: rational choice theorist / Saul Brenner

Part 3: The historical-institutionalist pioneers

12. Edward S. Corwin as public scholar / Cornell W. Clayton

13. Alpheus Thomas Mason: Piercing the judicial veil / Sue Davis

14. Robert G. McCloskey, historical institutionalism, and the arts of judicial governance / Howard Gillman

15. Robert Dahl: demiocracy, judicial review, and the study of law and courts / David Adamany and Stephen Meinhold

16. Martin Shapiro: anticipating the new institutionalism / Herbert M. Kritzer.

Includes index.

0472068229

xi, 433 p.