Money, Politics, and the First Amendment
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Money, Politics, and the First Amendment
Fifty Years of Supreme Court Decisions and Campaign Finance Reforms
Stone, Geoffrey R.; Bollinger, Lee C.
Oxford University Press Inc
03/2026
438
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9780197821909
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Lee C. Bollinger;Geoffrey R. Stone: Opening Dialogue
Part I. Introduction to the Supreme Court: Decisions on Campaign Finance Regulation
1: Richard Briffault: Buckley v. Valeo's Dubious yet Durable Contribution-Expenditure Distinction
2: Paul M. Smith: How Buckley v. Valeo Led Us Astray
Part II. Critiques and a Defense of the Major Decisions
3: Erwin Chemerinsky and Alex Chemerinsky: Getting It Wrong: The Supreme Court and Campaign Finance
4: Diane P. Wood: Citizens United: Cracks in the Facade
5: Floyd Abrams: A Defense of Buckley v. Valeoand Citizens United v. FEC
Part III. Campaign Finance and Race
6: Abby K. Wood: Race and Campaign Finance Deregulation
Part IV. Recommendations for Legislation on Campaign Finance Reform
7: Sheldon Whitehouse: Money Talks, Dark Money Whispers: How Anonymous, Unlimited Political Spending Is Corrupting American Democracy
8: Amy Klobuchar;Stephen Spaulding: Elections in the Age of A.I.
Part V. Arguments Interpreting The "Corruption" Rationale
9: Deborah Hellman: Corruption, Campaign Finance, and Criminal Law: Buckley's Legacy
10: Nicholas O. Stephanopoulos: Campaign Finance and "Real" Corruption
11: Lawrence Lessig: Buckley at 50: By What Right?
Part VI. The Effect of Campaign Finance: On Political Institutions
12: Samuel Issacharoff: Buckley v. Valeo: Doctrinal Difficulties and Institutional Failure
13: Richard H. Pildes: Campaign Finance and Political Polarization
14: Michael S. Kang: Party Campaign Finance: From FECA To Modern Hyperpartisanship
15: Farris Peale;Guy-Uriel E. Charles: Plutocratic Democracy, Elon Musk, and the Limits of Campaign Finance Reform
Part VII. The Relationship Between Campaign Finance and the State of American Democracy
16: David A. Strauss: A Political Question?: Partisan Gerrymandering, Campaign Finance Regulation, and the Supreme Court
17: Pamela S. Karlan: Without Buckley, Would American Democracy Really Be All That Different?
18: Nathaniel Persily: Campaign Finance and Contemporary Political Dysfunction
Part VIII. A Comparative Approach to Campaign Finance
19: Mark Tushnet: Leveling The Playing Field: Insights from Comparative Constitutional Law
Lee C. Bollinger and Geoffrey R. Stone: Closing Statement
Other Books by Bollinger & Stone
Part I. Introduction to the Supreme Court: Decisions on Campaign Finance Regulation
1: Richard Briffault: Buckley v. Valeo's Dubious yet Durable Contribution-Expenditure Distinction
2: Paul M. Smith: How Buckley v. Valeo Led Us Astray
Part II. Critiques and a Defense of the Major Decisions
3: Erwin Chemerinsky and Alex Chemerinsky: Getting It Wrong: The Supreme Court and Campaign Finance
4: Diane P. Wood: Citizens United: Cracks in the Facade
5: Floyd Abrams: A Defense of Buckley v. Valeoand Citizens United v. FEC
Part III. Campaign Finance and Race
6: Abby K. Wood: Race and Campaign Finance Deregulation
Part IV. Recommendations for Legislation on Campaign Finance Reform
7: Sheldon Whitehouse: Money Talks, Dark Money Whispers: How Anonymous, Unlimited Political Spending Is Corrupting American Democracy
8: Amy Klobuchar;Stephen Spaulding: Elections in the Age of A.I.
Part V. Arguments Interpreting The "Corruption" Rationale
9: Deborah Hellman: Corruption, Campaign Finance, and Criminal Law: Buckley's Legacy
10: Nicholas O. Stephanopoulos: Campaign Finance and "Real" Corruption
11: Lawrence Lessig: Buckley at 50: By What Right?
Part VI. The Effect of Campaign Finance: On Political Institutions
12: Samuel Issacharoff: Buckley v. Valeo: Doctrinal Difficulties and Institutional Failure
13: Richard H. Pildes: Campaign Finance and Political Polarization
14: Michael S. Kang: Party Campaign Finance: From FECA To Modern Hyperpartisanship
15: Farris Peale;Guy-Uriel E. Charles: Plutocratic Democracy, Elon Musk, and the Limits of Campaign Finance Reform
Part VII. The Relationship Between Campaign Finance and the State of American Democracy
16: David A. Strauss: A Political Question?: Partisan Gerrymandering, Campaign Finance Regulation, and the Supreme Court
17: Pamela S. Karlan: Without Buckley, Would American Democracy Really Be All That Different?
18: Nathaniel Persily: Campaign Finance and Contemporary Political Dysfunction
Part VIII. A Comparative Approach to Campaign Finance
19: Mark Tushnet: Leveling The Playing Field: Insights from Comparative Constitutional Law
Lee C. Bollinger and Geoffrey R. Stone: Closing Statement
Other Books by Bollinger & Stone
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Lee C. Bollinger;Geoffrey R. Stone: Opening Dialogue
Part I. Introduction to the Supreme Court: Decisions on Campaign Finance Regulation
1: Richard Briffault: Buckley v. Valeo's Dubious yet Durable Contribution-Expenditure Distinction
2: Paul M. Smith: How Buckley v. Valeo Led Us Astray
Part II. Critiques and a Defense of the Major Decisions
3: Erwin Chemerinsky and Alex Chemerinsky: Getting It Wrong: The Supreme Court and Campaign Finance
4: Diane P. Wood: Citizens United: Cracks in the Facade
5: Floyd Abrams: A Defense of Buckley v. Valeoand Citizens United v. FEC
Part III. Campaign Finance and Race
6: Abby K. Wood: Race and Campaign Finance Deregulation
Part IV. Recommendations for Legislation on Campaign Finance Reform
7: Sheldon Whitehouse: Money Talks, Dark Money Whispers: How Anonymous, Unlimited Political Spending Is Corrupting American Democracy
8: Amy Klobuchar;Stephen Spaulding: Elections in the Age of A.I.
Part V. Arguments Interpreting The "Corruption" Rationale
9: Deborah Hellman: Corruption, Campaign Finance, and Criminal Law: Buckley's Legacy
10: Nicholas O. Stephanopoulos: Campaign Finance and "Real" Corruption
11: Lawrence Lessig: Buckley at 50: By What Right?
Part VI. The Effect of Campaign Finance: On Political Institutions
12: Samuel Issacharoff: Buckley v. Valeo: Doctrinal Difficulties and Institutional Failure
13: Richard H. Pildes: Campaign Finance and Political Polarization
14: Michael S. Kang: Party Campaign Finance: From FECA To Modern Hyperpartisanship
15: Farris Peale;Guy-Uriel E. Charles: Plutocratic Democracy, Elon Musk, and the Limits of Campaign Finance Reform
Part VII. The Relationship Between Campaign Finance and the State of American Democracy
16: David A. Strauss: A Political Question?: Partisan Gerrymandering, Campaign Finance Regulation, and the Supreme Court
17: Pamela S. Karlan: Without Buckley, Would American Democracy Really Be All That Different?
18: Nathaniel Persily: Campaign Finance and Contemporary Political Dysfunction
Part VIII. A Comparative Approach to Campaign Finance
19: Mark Tushnet: Leveling The Playing Field: Insights from Comparative Constitutional Law
Lee C. Bollinger and Geoffrey R. Stone: Closing Statement
Other Books by Bollinger & Stone
Part I. Introduction to the Supreme Court: Decisions on Campaign Finance Regulation
1: Richard Briffault: Buckley v. Valeo's Dubious yet Durable Contribution-Expenditure Distinction
2: Paul M. Smith: How Buckley v. Valeo Led Us Astray
Part II. Critiques and a Defense of the Major Decisions
3: Erwin Chemerinsky and Alex Chemerinsky: Getting It Wrong: The Supreme Court and Campaign Finance
4: Diane P. Wood: Citizens United: Cracks in the Facade
5: Floyd Abrams: A Defense of Buckley v. Valeoand Citizens United v. FEC
Part III. Campaign Finance and Race
6: Abby K. Wood: Race and Campaign Finance Deregulation
Part IV. Recommendations for Legislation on Campaign Finance Reform
7: Sheldon Whitehouse: Money Talks, Dark Money Whispers: How Anonymous, Unlimited Political Spending Is Corrupting American Democracy
8: Amy Klobuchar;Stephen Spaulding: Elections in the Age of A.I.
Part V. Arguments Interpreting The "Corruption" Rationale
9: Deborah Hellman: Corruption, Campaign Finance, and Criminal Law: Buckley's Legacy
10: Nicholas O. Stephanopoulos: Campaign Finance and "Real" Corruption
11: Lawrence Lessig: Buckley at 50: By What Right?
Part VI. The Effect of Campaign Finance: On Political Institutions
12: Samuel Issacharoff: Buckley v. Valeo: Doctrinal Difficulties and Institutional Failure
13: Richard H. Pildes: Campaign Finance and Political Polarization
14: Michael S. Kang: Party Campaign Finance: From FECA To Modern Hyperpartisanship
15: Farris Peale;Guy-Uriel E. Charles: Plutocratic Democracy, Elon Musk, and the Limits of Campaign Finance Reform
Part VII. The Relationship Between Campaign Finance and the State of American Democracy
16: David A. Strauss: A Political Question?: Partisan Gerrymandering, Campaign Finance Regulation, and the Supreme Court
17: Pamela S. Karlan: Without Buckley, Would American Democracy Really Be All That Different?
18: Nathaniel Persily: Campaign Finance and Contemporary Political Dysfunction
Part VIII. A Comparative Approach to Campaign Finance
19: Mark Tushnet: Leveling The Playing Field: Insights from Comparative Constitutional Law
Lee C. Bollinger and Geoffrey R. Stone: Closing Statement
Other Books by Bollinger & Stone
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