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Western Political Science Association

Justice Antonin Scalia, Constitutional Discourse, and the Legalistic State

Author(s): Richard A. Brisbin, Jr.

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The Western Political Quarterly, Vol. 44, No. 4 (Dec., 1991), pp. 1005-1038

Published by: University of Utah on behalf of the Western Political Science Association

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Document Outline

Article Contents

Issue Table of Contents

The Western Political Quarterly, Vol. 44, No. 4 (Dec., 1991), pp. 787-1106
- Volume Information
- Front Matter [pp. 787 - 795]
- Abstracts [pp. 788 - 792]
- The Collapse of the Democratic Majority: Economics and Vote Choice since 1952 [pp. 797 - 820]
- Women's Rights and the Limits of Constitutional Doctrine [pp. 821 - 852]
- The Rights to Punish and Resist Punishment in Hobbes's Leviathan [pp. 853 - 890]
- The Programmatic Expansion of the U. S. Government [pp. 891 - 914]
- Expenditure Tradeoffs in the American States: A Longitudinal Test, 1948-1984 [pp. 915 - 940]
- Economic and Foreign Policy as Sources of Reagan Support [pp. 941 - 958]
- Explaining Legislative Success in the U. S. Senate: The Role of the Majority and Minority Parties [pp. 959 - 970]
- The U. S. Senate and Civil Rights Roll-Call Votes [pp. 971 - 986]
- Ideological Deviation and Support for Reelection: Party Differences in Senate Races [pp. 987 - 1003]
- Justice Antonin Scalia, Constitutional Discourse, and the Legalistic State [pp. 1005 - 1038]
- But Do They Have to See It to Know It? The Supreme Court's Obscenity and Pornography Decisions [pp. 1039 - 1054]
- The Principal-Agent Model and Regulatory Federalism [pp. 1055 - 1080]
- Intergovernmental Lobbying: Toward an Understanding of Issue Priorities [pp. 1081 - 1098]
- The Election of Blacks to School Boards in North Carolina [pp. 1099 - 1105]
- Back Matter [pp. 1106 - 1106]