Keyword

judicialization

Description: The expansion of judicial power or the use of courts and legal processes to resolve issues traditionally addressed through politics.
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1996 · Choice Reviews Online · 1,063
2002 · Martin Shapiro, Alec Stone Sweet · Oxford University Press eBooks · 726
1999 · ALEC STONE SWEET · Comparative Political Studies · 521
2009 · Fritz W. Scharpf · European Political Science Review · 494
2008 · Ran Hirschl · Annual Review of Political Science · 437
2002 · John Ferejohn · Law and Contemporary Problems · 407
2005 · Palgrave Macmillan US eBooks · 380
2014 · Oxford University Press eBooks · 296
2009 · Ran Hirschl · Oxford University Press eBooks · 270
2002 · Didier Fassin · Revue française de science politique · 270
2010 · Cambridge University Press eBooks · 234
2002 · Carlo Guarnieri, Patrizia Pederzoli, et al. · Oxford University Press eBooks · 194
2003 · Tamir Moustafa · Law & Social Inquiry · 178
2014 · Friedrich Kratochwil · Cambridge University Press eBooks · 176
2010 · Alec Stone Sweet · Living Reviews in European Governance · 168
2009 · Gordon Silverstein · Cambridge University Press eBooks · 155
2006 · Ran Hirschl · TSpace (University of Toronto) · 141
2005 · Choice Reviews Online · 138
2017 · Tom Gerald Daly · Cambridge University Press eBooks · 131
1994 · Torbjörn Vallinder · International Political Science Review · 130
2014 · Roger Finke, Robert R. Martin · Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion · 124
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Citation count: 22,750
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