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: Election LawCooter and Gilbert: "Reply to Hasen and Matsusaka" on the Single Subject Rule
By Rick Hasen
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Now Available at the Columbia Law Review SIDEBAR: Reply to Hasen and Matsusaka, by Robert D. Cooter and Michael D. Gilbert. This replies to Richard L. Hasen & John G. Matsusaka, Some Skepticism About the 'Separable Preferences' Approach to the...Full post as published by Election Law on August 25, 2010 (boomark / email).
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