Here are the posts for our 20th anniversary Balkinzation Symposium on the Present State of Constitutional Theory
1. Jack Balkin, Introduction to the Symposium
2. Cass Sunstein, How to Choose a Theory of Constitutional Interpretation
3. Richard Fallon, The State of Constitutional Theory
4. Julie C. Suk, Constitutional Theory in Crisis?
5. Mark Tushnet, Does it really take a Theory to beat a Theory?
6. Lawrence Lessig, Theorizing Context
7. Mary Dudziak, When History Becomes Precedent in the OLC
8. Michael C. Dorf, Legitimating and Delegitimating Constitutional Theory
9. Bruce Ackerman, Follow the French! : The Urgent Need to Rethink America’s System of Political Primaries
10. Cristina Rodríguez, The Constitution is in Trouble
11. Joseph Fishkin & William E. Forbath, Giving Up on the Supreme Court is the Beginning, Not the End, of Progressive Constitutional Theory in the 21st Century
12. Paul Gowder, Toward Public Identity Constitutionalism
13. Gerard Magliocca, A Napoleon Complex
14. Andrew Koppelman, Why Jack Balkin is Kindling
15. David Pozen, A Constitutional Blog in Constitutional Time
16. Reva Siegel, Dobbs, the Politics of Constitutional Memory, and the Future of Reproductive Justice
17. Randy E. Barnett, Was the Constitution Pro-Slavery?
18. Stephen Griffin, Why Amendment “Difficulty” Matters
19. Khiara M. Bridges, The Roberts Court as Champion of Racial Justice
20. Mark Graber, The Constitutional Theory of the Working Constitution
21. Sandy Levinson, Will “Liberal Constitutionalism” Survive the Joint Attacks from “Illiberal” and “Democratic” Constitutionalism?
22. Lawrence Solum, Original Expected Applications Redux
23. Olatunde Johnson, Is an inclusive constitutional democracy possible?
24. Robert Post, Democracy and the Internet
25. Melissa Murray, Talking ’bout my generation
26. Aziz Rana, The Constitution’s Cultural Costs
27. Richard Primus, After the Sack of Jerusalem
28. John Mikhail, The Man Who Wrote “We the People”
29. Aziz Z. Huq, A Post In Memoriam