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Home Online Program » » Program Please note: all information presented below is subject to change. Politics and History 7-17   Institutional Analysis of the Courts   Date: Friday, Sep 4, 2:00 PM   Location: Meeting has passed. Consult Final Program for locations. Chair: John D. Skrentny University of California, San Diego, jskrentny@ucsd.edu Author(s): Adversarial Legalism and the Civil Rights State R. Shep Melnick Boston College, melnicrs@bc.edu Institutions, Rulemaking, and the Politics of Judicial Retrenchment Sarah Staszak Brandeis University, sstaszak.ccny@gmail.com Delegation and Democracy: the Legislative Choice between Administrators and Courts Sean Farhang University of California, Berkeley, farhang@berkeley.edu Intercurrence and the Politics of Injury Compensation Jeb Barnes University of Southern California, barnesj@usc.edu   Thomas F. Burke   Wellesley College, tburke@wellesley.edu Discussant(s): Ken I. Kersch Boston College, kersch@bc.edu