A quote from the book co-authored by Professor William Forbath – "The Anti-Oligarchy Constitution" – is used in an opinion piece about the opponents of democracy.
The book co-authored by Professor William Forbath, "The Anti-Oligarchy Constitution," is quoted in an article about the relationship between economic equality, political equality, and democracy.
The book co-authored by Professor William Forbath's book – "The Anti-Oligarchy Constitution" – is referenced in an opinion piece about constitutionalism.
American Journal of Law and Equity August 15, 2022
William Forbath and co-author Joseph Fishkin respond to Frank Michelman's essay on the arguments presented in their book, The Anti-Oligarchy Constitution, while expanding upon several key concepts .
Professor William Forbath co-authors an article looking at historical cases and events to explain the evolution of the Supreme Court into the "final constitutional arbiter."
Professor William Forbath and Joseph Fishkin's book "The Anti-Oligarchy Constitution" is mentioned in an interview with former Stanford Law dean, Larry Kramer, on the Ezra Klein Show.
Professor William Forbath's book co-authored with Joseph Fiskin, "The Anti-Oligarchy Constitution," is cited as making a powerful case for the affirmative governance obligations created by the Constitution.
The Anti-Oligarchy Constitution, co-authored by Texas Law Professor William Forbath and Joseph Fishkin, was reviewed as "a revolutionary retelling of constitutional history."
In a review by Washington Monthly, Professor William Forbath's book, The Anti-Oligarchy Constitution, is described as a "brilliant new book" that challenges the traditional views many people hold about the court. It was co-authored with Joseph Fishkin.
