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The Theory, Born at Harvard, That Could Remake Right-Wing Jurisprudence

By Sophie Gao and Jocelyn E. Shek
Over the past five years, common good constitutionalism has taken tenuous root in elite legal academia. It’s now beginning to find its way into courtrooms. But scholars remain divided on its potential to reshape the legal landscape — and whose “common good” it seeks to advance.

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Volume XXXVI, Issue XI

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Fifteen Questions: Alfredo Gutierrez Ortiz Mena on Constitutional Backsliding, Counter-Majoritarian Courts, and Tenoch

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The Theory, Born at Harvard, That Could Remake Right-Wing Jurisprudence

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The Scoop

A New Quest for Consciousness

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Conversations

Fifteen Questions: Alfredo Gutierrez Ortiz Mena on Constitutional Backsliding, Counter-Majoritarian Courts, and Tenoch

Fifteen Questions: Spencer Lee-Lenfield on Translation, Keats’s Odes, and HUDS Dumplings

Fifteen Questions: Curtis T. McMullen on Shared Truths, Unsolved Problems, and How to Illustrate Infinity

Fifteen Questions: Annabel L. Kim on Subjectivity, Scatology, and Garfield

Retrospection

Making John Harvard

A Legacy of Song

Women, Powered by Persistence

Peering Through the Smoke of Time at Leavitt & Peirce

Introspection

Scientists and the Face of God

Second Chance

Losing (It): The Small Spectacle of Student Government

Dear Senior Year

Around Town

The Bread and Puppet Circus: Resurrecting Revolution in Cambridge Common

Bar None

Queer Joy at Queen’s Head

Aiming High with Harvard Pickleball Club

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Venn Diagram: Harvard Foundation, Sharing Location

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Inquiry

Cringe Is Sooo Cringe

Why Break Up?

Outsourcing Our Humanity

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