tailieunhanh - Essentials of The American Constitution: The Supreme Court and the Fundamental Law

After teaching the course Introduction to the American Constitution for over twenty-five years, I have found that the popular approaches political scientists take in teaching this course are inadequate, if not incomplete. First, the historicalpolitical approach explains constitutional cases and doctrine in terms of the politics surrounding the court and the American political system. | ESSENTIALS AMERICAN I CONSTITUTION The Supreme Court and the Fundamental Law CHARLES H. SHELDON Essentials of the American Constitution Essentials of Political Science James A. Thurber American University Editor The Essentials of Political Science Series will present faculty and students with concise texts designed as primers for a given college course. Many will be 200 pages or shorter. Each will cover core concepts central to mastering the topic under study. Drawing on their teaching as well as research experiences the authors present narrative and analytical treatments designed to fit well within the confines of a crowded course syllabus. Essentials of the Constitution The Supreme Court and the Fundamental Law by Charles o. Sheldon as edited by Stephen L. Wasby Essentials of Political Research Alan D. Monroe Essentials of American Government David .

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