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The Hollow Hope Can Courts Bring About Social Change?

Gerald N. Rosenberg

Presents a powerful argument for the limitations of judicial action to support significant social reform—now updated with new data and analysis.

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The Ben Shapiro Show

The speaker referenced this book to support the idea that the Supreme Court does not have the capacity to radically change things in the United States on its own.

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In other words, as Gerald Rosenberg says in his book The Hollow Hope, the idea that the Supreme Court has the capacity to really change things radically in the United States is not quite right.

— Episode: Ep. 1113 - Democrats Declare Anything Th...

Episode: Ep. 1113 - Democrats Declare Anything They Don’t L...

The speaker referenced this book to support the idea that the Supreme Court does not have the capacity to radically change things in the United States on its own.

"

In other words, as Gerald Rosenberg says in his book The Hollow Hope, the idea that the Supreme Court has the capacity to really change things radically in the United States is not quite right.

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