Strange Career of Legal Liberalism (Revised)

Looking for a thought-provoking and insightful read? Look no further than "Strange Career of Legal Liberalism (Revised)" by Laura Kalman. This book delves into the complex world of legal scholarship and examines the state of constitutional theory throughout history. With a keen eye for detail, Kalman sheds light on the crisis within the field and offers a fresh perspective that challenges conventional wisdom.

What sets this book apart is its fearless exploration of the liberal identity within legal academia. Kalman argues that since the New Deal era, most law scholars have aligned themselves with liberal ideology. By delving into this history, she uncovers the ways in which this identification has shaped and influenced the field of constitutional theory. Prepare to have your assumptions challenged and your mind expanded as you delve into the depths of legal liberalism.

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