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This article studies comparative judicial politics, and presents a systematic definition of judicial independence. It presents theoretical explanations — positive and normative — for judicial independence, and examines judicial systems in a classificatory way. The article concludes with a list of the authors' ideas for empirical research.
Keywords: comparative judicial politics; systematic definition; judicial independence; theoretical explanations; judicial systems
Article. 12383 words.
Subjects: Comparative Politics ; Politics and Law
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