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serv2e.U” nfortunately, this mission was interrupted in America’s schools during 2022 by a precipitous increase in book bans in large part because of political advocacy groups’ heavy focus on banning books ... political whims of parents and advocacy groups. Finally, Part III will compare public-school libraries to social media platforms and propose a new framework governing book banning, which should be constructed
, Therefore I Should Vote: Political 1 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Cross Disciplinary Publications at Case Western Reserve University School of Law Scholarly Commons. It has ... gerrymandering? What are their mechanisms and how do they work as hegemonic and directly coercive strategies of political domination? To what extent are these strategies succeeding in this sense? If such tactics
understood as the extension of a political project to a particular, contemporary social and political identity (Young 1993) , or even "a modeling of historical matters to suit certain ideological needs ... of literature linked to the dictatorial period. Within the disciplines of sociology, anthropology, political science and history, research has focused on the politics of memory. As un derlined by
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in its aftermath, there was a wave of stories regarding the Hatch Act, a federal law that prohibits government employees from participating in certain partisan political activ2i.ties Mere days after ... . cc/VA23-QVTC]; Melissa Gomez, Trump is ‘hijacking’ White House events for ‘partisan, political’ gain, experts say, L .A T.imes (July 23, 2020, 10:30 AM), https://www.latimes.com/politics/ story/2020-07
of state jurisdi2c3tTihoen. cases cited by Meyer are entirely economic, meaning that this move to personal liberties was more of an extension of former substantive rights than was expecte2d4 .Political ... action like this by the Court is not unheard of, even if the Court holds against political ties in its decision making.25 It is important to understand the beginning of substantive due process in order to
This research evaluates the intra-movement conflicts and political praxis of 30 black movement actors, ages 18-40 years old from September to December 2016, in the District of Columbia and Maryland ... , within the contemporary anti-racist political movements for black liberation and against state violence within the United States context. For the purpose of this work, black women movement actors are
build community, to love, and to heal. Thus, social movement activism exceeds the state. This reveals the dual political and social impact of collective action and develops a robust theorization of human ... captured by Western-centric accounts of activism. The literature on collective action focuses on a movement’s engagement with the state, and efforts to mobilize resources to increase political power
share their religious or political beliefs. We cannot expect to mitigate, let alone eradicate, antisemitism unless Jews are willing to lead by example and treat other Jews with the civility and respect ... than Orthodox rabbis who engage in outreach (kiruv), and their followers, American Jews mostly interact with other Jews who mirror their own religious and political views. This reality can be explained
for purposes of evaluation. Such a critical approach must be grounded, not only in logic or broad political philosophy, but in experience as well. This book can only be praised for the comprehensive ... transportation industries. It is a guide to the one who seeks to pick his way between naked domination and effective regulation. MELVIN F. WINGERSKY* Political and Civil Rights in the United States. By THOMAS I
, nor efforts aimed at foreign or international bodies.6 Viewed from this perspective, the Chamber’s political activities may seem benign, if shadowy: the work of Washington insiders keen on shielding ... pivotal role in shifting the balance of power to business.”7 As I show in Part I, its evolution from milquetoast trade group to far-right political machine was spurred by the anti-corporat4. Christopher P
authorized editor of Via Sapientiae. For more information , please contact Follow this and additional works at; https; //via; library; depaul; edu/law-review - 1 DIETZE, AMERICA'S POLITICAL DILEMMA 226-227 ... footnote his gratuitous and irrelevant opinion that Andrew Wyeth is American's greatest painter because his art, in Dietze's judgment, reflects the philosophy of America's PoliticalDilemma. DE PAUL LAW
ethical issues. Some recent discussions in political philosophy have drawn a distinction between liberalism as a comprehensive conception of human morality and liberalism as a political conception ... John Rawls's political philosophy. When I did my original research, I concluded that Rawls probably thought that in a just society all political issues, or at least all issues of justice, should be
freedom, unity and peace. And although the alleged enemy is conquered and his territory incorporated, the origins of distrust and unrest continue to make political unity and harmony impossible. One step ... results of free competition, the EEC included two articles, 85 and 86, to counter the abuses often resulting from a competitive system.4 In order to fully understand the philosophy of the framers of these
after the English system. JOHN R. SHEAFFER* * Resources Planning Officer, Northeastern Illinois Metropolitan Area Planning Commission. Jurisprudence,the Philosophy and Method of the Law. By EDGAR ... , describing, without criticism, most of the recognized legal philosophies from the early Greek discovery that religion and philosophy could be separated to the twentieth century revival of the Natural Law
especially on the Roman Catholic tradition. I will conclude by suggesting that proponents of organ markets and property rights for body parts root their thinking in a philosophy of the body that depends on a
evil is not as far-fetched as it may seem. Neiman's work is a revisionist history of modern philosophy, arguing that a meaningful understanding of the great thinkers since the Enlightenment can be based ... going inexplicably wrong, like the lender reneging on its commitment out of the blue, or the stock market crash of October 1987 causing an acquisition to fall through. Nevertheless, the same philosophy
loss of confidence in the political system that such domination will engender. Campaign finance reform has a long and checkered history. Serious efforts at reform began in the 1970s and culminated in a
of comparison and contrast to explore how political and religious authority necessarily interact, as they do, in this and other societies. This essay, then, will draw on the perspectives undergirding ... strategies of the Talmudic tradition to understand more effectively the nature of law as a cultural activity. And there has been self-conscious appropriation from such diverse fields as moral philosophy and
federal rights through litigation.”9 The Supreme Court itself well-recognizes this. As it explained: [T]his Court’s rulemaking under the enabling Acts has been substantive and political in the sense that ... -agent models of Supreme Court control of the lower federal courts. HIERARCHICAL CONTROL OF THE FEDERAL RULES BY THE SUPREME COURT Many scholars taking a positive political theory approach have