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Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- CONTENTS -- TRANSACTION INTRODUCTION -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- INTRODUCTION -- PART I FAMILY STORIES AND THE FAMILY -- CHAPTER 1 FAMILY GROUND RULES -- CHAPTER 2 FAMILY DEFINITIONS -- CHAPTER 3 FAMILY MONUMENTS -- CHAPTER 4 UNDERGROUND RULES -- CHAPTER 5 FAMILY MYTHS -- PART II FAMILY STORIES AND THE WORLD -- CHAPTER 6 THE PECKING ORDER AND HOW TO SURVIVE IT -- CHAPTER 7 OF MONEY, SELF-WORTH, AND LOST FORTUNES -- PART III FAMILY STORIES AND THE INDIVIDUAL -- CHAPTER 8 LEGACIES -- CHAPTER 9 FAIRY GODMOTHERS AND PATRON SAINTS -- CHAPTER 10 IN PURSUIT OF FREEDOM -- NOTES

Reviews Cass R. Sunstein, After the rights revolution, which theoretically formulates a standard for the new 'rights'. (SJK)

Presents an overview and assessment of the establishment and subsequent development of abstract review, concentrating on the interaction between constitutional courts, governments and parliaments in the making of public policy. (SJK)

Examines, first, why and how the French Parliament was 'juridicised', that, is, gradually placed under the tutelage of the Constitutional Council, and, secondly, the influence of past Council jurisprudence and the threat of future censure on the legislation of the 1986 parliamentary sessions. (Abstract amended)

GOVERNMENT REGULATION OF BUSINESS HAS NOT BEEN SUCCESSFUL BECAUSE OF RESOURCE LIMITATIONS, AND THE POLITICAL INFLUENCE OF THE WEALTHY. UNDER A DEMOCRATIC SYSTEM OF PUBLIC OWNERSHIP OF THE MEANS OF PRODUCTION, DISTRIBUTION, AND EXCHANGE CAN THE AREA OF ECONOMIC POLICY-MAKING BE MADE RESPONSIBLE TO THE PUBLIC.