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Introduction:
Why Do U.S. Presidents Pursue (or Not Pursue) the Goal of Diversity to Choose Federal Judges?
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Nancy Scherer
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Preface: ix
- Introduction: 1
- 1. A Brief History of Diversity on the Federal Bench 11
- 2. Why Democrats Support Diversifying the Courts 25
- 3. Why Republicans Oppose Diversifying the Courts 41
- 4. Sitting Judges Discuss Diversity 58
- 5. Diversity, Party Identification, and Political Legitimacy 73
- 6. Legitimacy and Gender Diversity on the Bench 88
- 7. Legitimacy and Racial Diversity on the Bench 104
- 8. Legitimacy and Descriptive/Substantive Representation 118
- 9. Legitimacy and Party Identification 126
- Conclusion: 139
- Acknowledgments 149
- Appendix A: Methods 151
- Appendix B: Mock Newspaper Articles 157
- Appendix C: Full Regression Models 173
- Notes 185
- References 199
- Index 217
- About the Author 223
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Preface: ix
- Introduction: 1
- 1. A Brief History of Diversity on the Federal Bench 11
- 2. Why Democrats Support Diversifying the Courts 25
- 3. Why Republicans Oppose Diversifying the Courts 41
- 4. Sitting Judges Discuss Diversity 58
- 5. Diversity, Party Identification, and Political Legitimacy 73
- 6. Legitimacy and Gender Diversity on the Bench 88
- 7. Legitimacy and Racial Diversity on the Bench 104
- 8. Legitimacy and Descriptive/Substantive Representation 118
- 9. Legitimacy and Party Identification 126
- Conclusion: 139
- Acknowledgments 149
- Appendix A: Methods 151
- Appendix B: Mock Newspaper Articles 157
- Appendix C: Full Regression Models 173
- Notes 185
- References 199
- Index 217
- About the Author 223