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Constitutions and Administration in Democratic Theory
Thu, September 5, 10:00 to 11:30am, Loews Philadelphia Hotel, Commonwealth BSession Submission Type: Created Panel
Session Description
This panel consists of two sets of papers within democratic theory. The first concerns democratic administration, and the role of the President and deliberation within it. The second focuses on constitutional matters, specifically the use of eternity clauses in defending democracy and the pros and cons of failing to meet constitutional guarantees.
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Individual Presentations
Deliberative Administration - David Froomkin, Yale University
The Regulatory Tribune: The President and Democratic Administration - Katharine Jackson, University of Cincinnati
The Organized Hypocrisy of African Language Policies: Evidence from Senegal - Camille DeJarnett
Eternity Clauses in an Age of Autocratic Legalism - Chelsea Guo, Princeton University