Lee Epstein

Epstein's research and teaching interests are in the fields
of courts, law, and judicial politics. She is the author or
coauthor of more than 70 articles and essays, as well as 12
books, including the Constitutional Law for a Changing
America series (moving into its 5th edition; winner of the
Teaching and Mentoring Award from the Law and Courts
Section of the American Political Science Association), The
Supreme Court Compendium (now in its 3rd edition; winner of
a Special Recognition Honor from the Law and Courts Section
of the American Political Science Association and an
Outstanding Academic Book Award from Choice ), and The
Choices Justices Make (winner of the Pritchett award for
the Best Book on Law and Courts). Over the past decade she
has received eight grants from the National Science
Foundation to conduct research on various topics pertaining
to law and courts, including interest group participation
in litigation and strategic interaction among judges on
collegial courts.
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Series
Books:Advice And Consent: The Politics of Appointing Federal Judge, October 2005
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