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The Political Foundations of Legal Theory: Political Realignment and the Legal Marketplace of Ideas
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Models of legal change identifying electoral politics, specifically realignments of the political system that replace one political-electoral regime with another, as a key to CHAPTER ONE necessary condition given the ideational entrenchment that otherwise characterizes the legal marketplace of ideas
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