| [no.36] Shigeo Miyagawa (ed.), The Rehnquist Court and the American Judicail Tradition, 2009 |
| Item |
Title |
Author |
pages |
| [Preface] |
Preface |
Shigeo Miyagawa |
ii |
| PART 1: William Rehnquist and the Supreme Court of the United States |
The Unexpectedness of the Rehnquist Court |
G. Edward White / (trans.) Shigeo Miyagawa |
3-90 |
| PART 2: The Court Administration by Chief Justice Rehnquist and the Framework of Federalism |
1. Certiorari in the Rehnquist Court |
Masako Kamiya |
91-125 |
| 2. The Rehnquist Court and Federalism |
Keisuke Abe |
126-154 |
| PART 3: Individual Rights in the Rehnquist Court Jurisprudence |
1. Freedom of Expression and the Rehnquist Court |
Shigenori Matsui |
155-198 |
| 2. Jurisprudence of the Religion Clauses in the "Conservative" Rehnquist Court |
Masanori Kamio |
199-235 |
| 3. Jurisprudence of the Substantive Due Process in the Rehnquist Court |
Hiroyuki Takai |
236-273 |
| 4. The Rehnquist Court and Affirmative Action |
Hitomi Yoshida |
274-301 |
| 5. Equality of the Right to Vote and the Rehnquist Court |
Yoshitaka Nakamura |
302-315 |
| 6. Criminal Jurisprudence and the Rehnquist Court Era |
Toshihiko Tanaka |
316-358 |
