Anya Bernstein discusses judicial populism and the cultures of bureaucracy

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Episode 29 features Anya Bernstein, Professor of Law in the University at Buffalo’s School of Law. Bernstein discusses judicial populism, the bureaucratic role of law clerks, and the dangers of exclusionary worldviews in law and society. Keywords: populism, judicial review, bureaucracy, bureaucrats, authoritarian populism, democracy

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