The not so puzzling persistence of the futile search: Tribe on proceduralism in constitutional theory
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The not so puzzling persistence of the futile search: Tribe on proceduralism in constitutional theory
| Title: | The not so puzzling persistence of the futile search: Tribe on proceduralism in constitutional theory |
| Author: | Michelman, Frank |
| Citation: | Michelman, Frank. 2008. The not so puzzling persistence of the futile search: Tribe on proceduralism in constitutional theory. Tulsa Law Review. |
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