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Race and American Constitutional Development

By Jack M. Balkin

For those interested in avoiding work and/or learning about the new scholarship on race and American Constitutional Development, Professor Michael Klarman of the University of Virginia Law School and I are blogging about his new book, Brown v. Board of Education, and the history of racial equality in the United States over on the website of the American Constitutional Society. Our conversation has ranged from the influence of the Supreme Court on race policy to the political construction of judicial review to the extent to which racial progress in the United States is a function of virtue or interest. Happy reading.

Full post as published by Balkinization on February 14, 2008 (boomark / email).

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