Joseph Postell is Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs. His research focuses primarily on regulation, administrative law, and the administrative state. He is the editor, with Bradley C.S. Watson, of Rediscovering Political Economy (Lexington Books, 2012).
It is common to find discussions of the administrative state in the scholarly works of history, political science, law, and economics. However, it is uncommon to find a definition of the very concept — “administrative state” – being treated in …
Roscoe Pound and the Progressive Path Less Traveled
Given his significance in 20th century American legal thought, it is stunning that Roscoe Pound is not more widely recognized by contemporary legal scholars. He was the Dean of Harvard Law …
The excesses of the modern administrative state are becoming a central issue in contemporary American political debates. From the National Labor Relations Board’s intervention in Boeing’s decision to move some of its operations to South Carolina, to the Affordable Care …
The 1912 election fundamentally transformed American politics. This transformation and the events which led to it are the subject of Sidney Milkis’s excellent book Theodore Roosevelt, the Progressive Party, and the Transformation of American Democracy. Milkis’s book is both …
The 1912 election fundamentally transformed American politics. This transformation and the events which led to it are the subject of Sidney Milkis’s excellent book
. Milkis’s book is both lively and profound, a joy and an education at the same …
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