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Volume 713, issue 1, 2024
- Donald J. Trump, the Supreme Court, and American Constitutionalism pp. 8-14

- Lee Epstein and Rogers M. Smith
- Making Fusionism Great Again: Authoritarian Means to Christian Nationalist Ends pp. 16-34

- Amanda Hollis-Brusky
- The Supreme Court: How Did We Get Here? And What Comes Next? pp. 35-56

- Charles M. Cameron and Jonathan P. Kastellec
- Donald Trump, Legal Realist pp. 57-65

- Adam Liptak
- Is Chief Justice John Roberts an Institutionalist? A Historical Institutionalist Analysis pp. 68-87

- Rogers M. Smith
- The Roberts Court and Executive Power pp. 88-106

- Gillian E. Metzger
- Coercion, Discretion, and the Roberts Court pp. 107-121

- Cristina M. RodrÃguez
- Race, Affirmative Action, Antidiscrimination, and the Roberts Court pp. 124-140

- Olatunde Johnson
- Has the Roberts Court Helped Donald Trump and the GOP Rig Elections and Erode American Democracy? pp. 141-164

- Terri Peretti
- The Dobbs Court pp. 165-182

- Linda Greenhouse
- History and Tradition in the Trump Justices’ Church-State Jurisprudence pp. 183-199

- Vincent Phillip Muñoz
- The Constraining Effect of “History and Traditionâ€: A Test pp. 200-220

- Rebecca L. Brown, Lee Epstein and Mitu Gulati
- Is the Business of the Court (Still) Business? pp. 221-238

- Jonathan H. Adler
- The Supreme Outlier: How SCOTUS Stands Out Among Global Apex Courts pp. 240-259

- Keren Weinshall
- The U.S. Supreme Court’s Legitimacy: How Public Opinion Updates pp. 260-277

- James L. Gibson
Volume 712, issue 1, 2024
- Pathways of Democratic Backsliding, Resistance, and (Partial) Recoveries pp. 8-31

- Rachel Beatty Riedl, Jennifer McCoy, Kenneth Roberts and Murat Somer
- Legislative Capture in Hungary: Well-Managed Autocratization pp. 34-46

- Zsolt Enyedi and Bálint Mikola
- Democratic Backsliding Through Legislative Capture in Serbia: A One-Man Show pp. 47-60

- Filip MilaÄ ić
- Legislative Capture in India: Is Democracy Back from the Brink? pp. 61-76

- Milan Vaishnav
- A Long Battle: Turkey’s Backsliding and Resistance Through Trench Warfare pp. 77-92

- Murat Somer
- Legislative Capture and Oligarchic Collusion: Two Pathways of Democratic Backsliding and Recovery in Moldova pp. 93-108

- Ion Marandici
- Legislative Capture and Democratic Careening in Poland pp. 109-121

- Hubert Tworzecki
- Plebiscitary Override in Venezuela: Erosion of Democracy and Deepening Authoritarianism pp. 124-136

- Laura Gamboa
- A Tale of a Failed Recovery: Ecuador’s Democratic Stagnation pp. 137-151

- Paolo Moncagatta and Mateo Pazmiño
- Why Resistance to the Executive Power Grab in Tunisia Is Failing pp. 154-168

- Alexandra Domike Blackman
- The Coalition Against Democratic Backsliding in Bolsonaro’s Brazil pp. 169-181

- Matias Spektor
- Resisting Executive Power Grabs: Lessons from Malawi pp. 182-194

- Kim Yi Dionne and Boniface Dulani
- Elite Collusion and Creeping Authoritarianism in Nicaragua: Lessons on Democratic Backsliding from an Outlier Case pp. 196-210

- Shelley A. McConnell
- Elite Collusion and Dismantling Democracy in Benin pp. 211-222

- Dominika Koter
- Elite Collusion in Indonesia: How It Has Both Enabled and Limited Executive Aggrandizement pp. 223-234

- Marcus Mietzner
- Backsliding by Elite Collusion: Authoritarianism and Democratic Resurgence in Guatemala pp. 235-247

- Manuel Meléndez-Sánchez and Lucas Perelló
- Lessons About Backsliding and Resistance pp. 250-257

- Thomas Carothers
Volume 711, issue 1, 2024
- Confronting Poverty: Measuring Its Causes, Costs, and Consequences pp. 8-18

- Leslie McGranahan and Diane Schanzenbach
- Measuring Poverty: Advances to the Supplemental Poverty Measure pp. 20-37

- David S. Johnson, Helen Levy, Jordan Matsudaira, Barbara Wolfe and James Ziliak
- Legacies of the War on Poverty pp. 38-56

- Sung Ah Bahk, Robert Moffitt and Timothy M. Smeeding
- Understanding the Social Safety Net: Lessons from the Work of Rebecca Blank pp. 57-79

- Paul N. Courant, Lucie Schmidt and Julia Yates
- The Macroeconomy and Poverty pp. 82-99

- Marianne Bitler, Hilary Hoynes and Elira Kuka
- Work, Poverty, and Social Benefits over the Past Three Decades pp. 100-120

- Lisa Barrow, Diane Schanzenbach and Bea Rivera
- Newly Poor Women and the Social Safety Net, 1990–2010 pp. 121-143

- Rebecca Blank, David Card and Hanns Kuttner
- Health Insurance and Part-Time Employment: The Influence of the Affordable Care Act pp. 144-169

- Katharine Abraham and Henry S. Farber
- The Public Charge Rule and Program Participation Among U.S. Citizens pp. 170-198

- Kristin F. Butcher, Luojia Hu and Ryan Perry
- Bucky, Becky, and Student Financial Aid Policy Design pp. 200-224

- Elise A. Marifian, Jeffrey Smith and Sarah E. Turner
- Fifty Years of Breakthroughs and Barriers: Women in Economics, Policy, and Leadership pp. 225-244

- Francine D. Blau and Lisa Lynch
- Will the Twain Ever Meet? Bridging the Gap Between Economics and Politics pp. 245-263

- Alan Blinder
- What Will This Do for the Poor? Rebecca Blank’s Economic Theology pp. 264-272

- Matthew Desmond
Volume 710, issue 1, 2023
- The Consequences of the 2021 Child Tax Credit Expansion: An Introduction to the Volume pp. 8-18

- Megan Curran, Hilary Hoynes and Zachary Parolin
- The 2021 Child Tax Credit in U.S. Historical Context pp. 19-35

- Robert Greenstein
- Evaluating the Effects of the 2021 Expansion of the Child Tax Credit: The International Comparative Context pp. 36-56

- Kourtney Koebel and Mark Stabile
- Implementing the Expanded Child Tax Credit: What Worked, What Didn’t, and How to Move Forward pp. 58-74

- Pamela Herd and Donald Moynihan
- The Effects of the 2021 Child Tax Credit on Poverty pp. 75-89

- Marianne Bitler
- The Effects of the 2021 Child Tax Credit on Food Insecurity and Financial Hardship pp. 90-107

- Nicholas Moellman, Cody N. Vaughn and James Ziliak
- Spending Responses to the Child Tax Credit Expansions pp. 108-123

- Jonathan Fisher, Jake Schild and David S. Johnson
- The Effects of the 2021 Child Tax Credit on Parents’ Psychological Well-Being pp. 124-140

- Lisa A. Gennetian and Anna Gassman-Pines
- Employment and Labor Supply Responses to the Child Tax Credit Expansion: Theory and Evidence pp. 141-156

- Diane Schanzenbach and Michael Strain
- The Effects of the 2021 Child Tax Credit on Racial and Ethnic Inequalities in Well-Being pp. 157-171

- Bradley Hardy and Charles Hokayem
- The Effects of the 2021 Child Tax Credit on Child Developmental Outcomes pp. 172-189

- Anna Aizer, Adriana Lleras-Muney and Katherine Michelmore
- The Potential Long-Run Impact of a Permanently Expanded Child Tax Credit pp. 192-208

- Elizabeth Ananat and Irwin Garfinkel
- Implications of Alternative Designs of the Child Tax Credit pp. 209-228

- Elaine Maag, Nikhita Airi and Sophie Collyer
- What We Learned from the 2021 Child Tax Credit Expansion pp. 229-244

- Timothy M. Smeeding
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