Rule by Law:The Politics of Courts in Authoritarian RegimesPDF电子书下载

Introduction： The Functions of Courts in Authoritarian Politics&Tamir Moustafa and Tom Ginsburg 1

1 Of Judges and Generals： Security Courts under Authoritarian Regimes in Argentina， Brazil， and Chile&Anthony W.Pereira 23

2 Administrative Law and the Judicial Control of Agents in Authoritarian Regimes&Tom Ginsburg 58

3 Singapore： The Exception That Proves Rules Matter&Gordon Silverstein 73

4 Agents of Anti-Politics： Courts in Pinochet’s Chile&Lisa Hilbink 102

5 Law and Resistance in Authoritarian States： The Judicialization of Politics in Egypt&Tamir Moustafa 132

6 Courts Out of Context： Authoritarian Sources of Judicial Failure in Chile （1973-1990） and Argentina （1976-1983）&Robert Barros 156

7 Enforcing the Autocratic Political Order and the Role of Courts： The Case of Mexico&Beatriz Magaloni 180

8 The Institutional Diffusion of Courts in China： Evidence from Survey Data&Pierre Landry 207

9 Building Judicial Independence in Semi-Democracies：Uganda and Zimbabwe&Jennifer Widner with Daniel Scher 235

10 Judicial Power in Authoritarian States： The Russian Experience&Peter H. Solomon， Jr. 261

11 Courts in Semi-Democratic/Authoritarian Regimes： The Judicialization of Turkish （and Iranian） Politics&Hootan Shambayati 283

12 Judicial Systems and Economic Development&Hilton L. Root and Karen May 304

13 Courts in Authoritarian Regimes&Martin Shapiro 326

References 337

Index 363