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Larry Simon

Herbert W Armstrong Professor Emeritus of Constitutional Law

University of Southern California

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Larry Simon is currently serving as a School Of Law Herbert W Armstrong Professor Emeritus of Constitutional Law at University of Southern California.

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University of Southern California

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The Supreme Court's Independence: Accountability, Majoritarianism, and Justification; Comments on Seidman. Southern California Law Review (1988)

public lawhuman rightsconstitutional lawpolitical scienceconstitutionscivil libertiescase lawsupreme courtlawdemocracycomparative lawcomparative public law

The New Republicanism: Generosity of Spirit in Search of Something to Say. William and Mary Law Review (1987)

politicspolitical philosophypolitical behaviorpolitical processpolitical culturepolitical sciencenew republicanismphilosophypolitical psychologypolitical theorypolitical analysisideology

The Authority of the Constitution and Its Meaning: A Preface to a Theory of Constitutional Interpretation (Symposium on Interpretation). Southern California Law Review (1985)

human rightsconstitutional lawconstitutionsconstitutional interpretationlegal theorylawinterpretationpolitical theoryjurisprudencephilosophypragmaticscomparative lawlegal philosophy

The Authority of the Framers of the Constitution: Can Originalist Interpretation Be Justified?. California Law Review (1985)

public lawphilosophy of lawpolitical philosophyhuman rightsconstitutional lawpolitical scienceconstitutionslegal theorylawinterpretationjurisprudencephilosophypragmaticscomparative lawinterpretation be

Introduction (With S.H. Bice) (Symposium: Conference on Comparative Constitutional Law). Southern California Law Review (1980)

public lawconstitutional lawpolitical scienceconstitutionslegal theorylawcomparative constitutional lawjurisprudencecomparative lawcomparative public lawcomparative political studies

Access to Higher Education and the Law. Access Policy and Procedures and the Law in U.S. Higher Education (1978)

public lawhigher educationeducationlawhigher education policyeducation policyjurisprudence

Racially Prejudiced Governmental Actions: A Motivation Theory of the Constitutional Ban Against Racial Discrimination. San Diego law review (1978)

public lawhuman rightsconstitutional lawethnic discriminationracial prejudicelawprejudiced governmental actionscriminal justicepublic policyracial discriminationmotivation theoryoppression

Racially Prejudiced Governmental Actions: A Motivation Theory of the Constitutional Ban Against Racial Discrimination (Symposium on Legislative Motivation). San Diego Law Review (1978)

public lawpolitical behaviorconstitutional lawethnic discriminationpolitical scienceracial prejudicelawprejudiced governmental actionslegislative motivationpolitical analysispublic policyracial discriminationmotivation theoryoppression

The Constitutionality of Racially Preferential Admissions in Higher Education. Wissenschaftsrecht Wissenschaftsverwaltung Wissenschaftsforderung (1978)

higher educationeducationhigher education policyraceethnic studiesequal educational opportunitiesafrican american studiesracial discrimination

Enforcing Subpoenas Against the President: The Question of Mr. Jaworski's Authority. Columbia Law Review (1974)

public lawconstitutional lawpolitical scienceconstitutionspolitical studieslawadministrative lawcriminal lawinternational lawpolitical analysispublic policymr. jaworskisecurity studies

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Larry Simon

Herbert W Armstrong Professor Emeritus of Constitutional Law

University of Southern California

Affiliations

School of Law

Larry Simon is currently serving as a School Of Law Herbert W Armstrong Professor Emeritus of Constitutional Law at University of Southern California.

Honors

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Experiences

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Larry Simon

University of Southern California

Herbert W Armstrong Professor Emeritus of Constitutional Law

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Supreme Court's Independence: Accountability, Majoritarianism, and Justification; Comments on Seidman. Southern California Law Review (1988)

public lawhuman rightsconstitutional lawpolitical scienceconstitutionscivil libertiescase lawsupreme courtlawdemocracycomparative lawcomparative public law

The New Republicanism: Generosity of Spirit in Search of Something to Say. William and Mary Law Review (1987)

politicspolitical philosophypolitical behaviorpolitical processpolitical culturepolitical sciencenew republicanismphilosophypolitical psychologypolitical theorypolitical analysisideology

The Authority of the Constitution and Its Meaning: A Preface to a Theory of Constitutional Interpretation (Symposium on Interpretation). Southern California Law Review (1985)

human rightsconstitutional lawconstitutionsconstitutional interpretationlegal theorylawinterpretationpolitical theoryjurisprudencephilosophypragmaticscomparative lawlegal philosophy

The Authority of the Framers of the Constitution: Can Originalist Interpretation Be Justified?. California Law Review (1985)

Introduction (With S.H. Bice) (Symposium: Conference on Comparative Constitutional Law). Southern California Law Review (1980)

public lawconstitutional lawpolitical scienceconstitutionslegal theorylawcomparative constitutional lawjurisprudencecomparative lawcomparative public lawcomparative political studies

Access to Higher Education and the Law. Access Policy and Procedures and the Law in U.S. Higher Education (1978)

public lawhigher educationeducationlawhigher education policyeducation policyjurisprudence

Racially Prejudiced Governmental Actions: A Motivation Theory of the Constitutional Ban Against Racial Discrimination. San Diego law review (1978)

public lawhuman rightsconstitutional lawethnic discriminationracial prejudicelawprejudiced governmental actionscriminal justicepublic policyracial discriminationmotivation theoryoppression

Racially Prejudiced Governmental Actions: A Motivation Theory of the Constitutional Ban Against Racial Discrimination (Symposium on Legislative Motivation). San Diego Law Review (1978)

The Constitutionality of Racially Preferential Admissions in Higher Education. Wissenschaftsrecht Wissenschaftsverwaltung Wissenschaftsforderung (1978)

higher educationeducationhigher education policyraceethnic studiesequal educational opportunitiesafrican american studiesracial discrimination

Enforcing Subpoenas Against the President: The Question of Mr. Jaworski's Authority. Columbia Law Review (1974)

public lawconstitutional lawpolitical scienceconstitutionspolitical studieslawadministrative lawcriminal lawinternational lawpolitical analysispublic policymr. jaworskisecurity studies

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