"The articles in this volume were part of a larger effort by the California Constitution Center at the UC Berkeley School of Law to study Iceland's constitutional change process ... In the tradition of Madison's pseudonym Publius, all authors agreed to write anonymously as Civis which means that a group of academics volunteered to produce scholarly work for which they received no individual credit, compensation, or glory ... The result was a series of twenty-one articles, originally published separately by the California ...
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"The articles in this volume were part of a larger effort by the California Constitution Center at the UC Berkeley School of Law to study Iceland's constitutional change process ... In the tradition of Madison's pseudonym Publius, all authors agreed to write anonymously as Civis which means that a group of academics volunteered to produce scholarly work for which they received no individual credit, compensation, or glory ... The result was a series of twenty-one articles, originally published separately by the California Journal of Politics and Policy, now collected in this volume ... we describe the following as coauthors of this volume's articles (without identifying who wrote which article) in alphabetical order: Robert Boatright, Cynthia Boyer, David A. Carrillo, Luis D�ie, Stephen M. Duvernay, Susanna F. Fischer, Joshua Gellers, Thorvaldur Gylfason, Alexander Hudson, Sanford V. Levinson, J�on �Olafsson, Lisa K. Parshall, Mary M. Penrose, Pasquale Policastro, Jonathan Schwartz, Brandon V. Stracener." -- ECIP introduction.
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