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'''Jeffrey Lax''' is a professor in the Political Science Department whose work has focused on using formal [[political theory]] to analyze judicial behavior. He teaches two courses for undergraduates, Judicial Politics and Logic of Collective Choice. | '''Jeffrey Lax''' is a professor in the Political Science Department whose work has focused on using formal [[political theory]] to analyze judicial behavior. He teaches two courses for undergraduates, Judicial Politics and Logic of Collective Choice. | ||
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Revision as of 18:19, 22 February 2009
Jeffrey Lax is a professor in the Political Science Department whose work has focused on using formal political theory to analyze judicial behavior. He teaches two courses for undergraduates, Judicial Politics and Logic of Collective Choice.
