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Table of Contents
Introduction
Democracy by the Wealthy: Campaign
Finance Reform as the Issue of Our Time
Eugene D. Mazo & Timothy K. Kuhner
Part I: Defining the Problem
Chapter 1: The Third Coming of American Plutocracy: What
Campaign Finance Reformers Are Up Against
Timothy K. Kuhner
Chapter 2: Liberty, Equality, Bribery, and Self-Government:
Reframing the Campaign Finance Debate
Deborah Hellman
Chapter 3: Aligning Campaign Finance Law
Nicholas Stephanopoulos
Part II: Proposed Solutions
Chapter 4: Reforming Campaign Finance Reform:
The Future of Public Funding
Richard Briffault
Chapter 5: Raising All of Our Voices for Democracy:
A Hybrid Public Funding Proposal
Adam Lioz
Chapter 6: Reorienting Disclosure Debates
in a Post-Citizens United World
Katherine Shaw
Chapter 7: Beyond Repair: FEC Reform
and Deadlock Deference
Daniel P. Tokaji
Chapter 8: The People’s Pledge: Campaign Finance
Reform without Legal Reform
Ganesh Sitaraman
Chapter 9: Super PAC Insurance: A Private Sector
Solution to Reform Campaign Finance
Nick Warshaw
Chapter 10: Constraining and Channeling Corporate
Political Power in Trump’s America
Kent Greenfield
Chapter 11: Reforming Lobbying
Maggie McKinley
Chapter 12: Regulating Campaign Finance
through Legislative Recusal Rules
Eugene D. Mazo
Chapter 13: Contributions and Corruption: Restoring
Aggregate Limits in the States
Michael D. Gilbert
Chapter 14: Developing Better Empirical Evidence
for Future Campaign Finance Cases
Brent Ferguson & Chisun Lee
Chapter 15: Fixing the Supreme Court’s Mistake: The
Case for the Twenty-Eighth Amendment
Ronald A. Fein
Part III: Inspiration from Abroad
Chapter 16: The Repudiation of Buckley v. Valeo
- D. Ewing
Chapter 17: Equal Participation and Campaign Finance
Yasmin Dawood
Chapter 18: Political Finance and Political Equality:
Lessons from Europe
Óscar Sánchez Muñoz