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Volume 17, Number 2 (Spring 1952)
Legislative Reapportionment

Preliminary

Robert Kramer

253

Articles

General Theory of Apportionment

Alfred De Grazia

256

Congressional Apportionment—Past, Present, and Future

Emanuel Celler

268

The House of Representatives: “Grand Depository of the Democratic Principle”?

Joel Francis Paschal

276

Last Words on the Apportionment Problem

Walter F. Willcox

290

The Method of Equal Proportions

Laurence F. Schmeckebier

302

The Apportionment Problem Faced by the States

James E. Todd

314

Congressional Reapportionment and National Political Power

David G. Farrelly and Ivan Hinderaker

338

Reapportionments of State Legislatures—Legal Requirements

Lashley G. Harvey

364

States That Have Not Met Their Constitutional Requirements

Lloyd M. Short

377

State Attempting to Comply With Reapportionment Requirements

Hugh A. Bone

387

Political and Partisan Implications of State Legislative Apportionment

Charles W. Shull

417

A Case Study in Reapportionment—California 1951

Ivan Hinderaker and Laughlin E. Waters

440

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