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Political tensions have grown throughout Europe since the beginning of the new century. The consecutive crises led to the rise of different social movements in several countries, in which the ... quo changed. These changes included an increment of the different tensions underlying politics, as has been reported after many other political and economical crises during the twentieth century. This
-2_Text.indd 160 1/25/24 9:50 AM 2024] PROCEDURAL JUSTICE 565 rising crime rates during the COVID-19 pandemic and political backlash to the “defund” messaging,3 policymakers retreated from earlier ... ://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/10/us/dallas-policedefund.html [https://perma.cc/6DKN-XN4U](“The abrupt reversals have come in response to rising levels of crime, the exodus of police officers and political pressures
sometimes do intervene, at times aggressively, to reorder interlocal power in pursuit of substantive policies or particular political goals. Intergovernmental power dynamics can thus lurch between the polar ... discretionary powers held by the others. If all three desired ownership or, conversely, if none sought the obligation, they could negotiate their conflict through political channels at the local level, absent
what counts as a scientific fact is the product of complex social, political, and other processes. The critique is deployed in an analysis of the responses of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and ... bureaucracies regard as “the science” was shaped in part by bureaucratic and political considerations, and the parts that were so shaped were important components of the overall policy response. Part II
inherent in sovereignty.”14 Because it was well established, “the framers were content to rely primarily on institutional and political arrangements to safeguard property owners.”15 However, after the ... condemnations . . . invariably target poor neighborhoods in localities.”). 44. Id. at 136 (quoting Ilya Somin, The Limits of Backlash: Assessing the Political response to Kelo, 93 MINN. L. REV. 2100, 2105 (2009
political contributions. That standard should function as proportional scrutiny that treats secondary effects on speech differently than censorship of ideas and perspectives. As to strict scrutiny, its narrow ... Affairs; Adjunct Professor , Department of Political Science STEPHEN A. CONRAD , Ph . D. (Harvard University, 1980 ), J.D. (Yale University, 1982 ), Professor PAUL P. CRAIG , B.C.L. (University of Oxford
This Article deconstructs Rucho’s articulation and application of the political question doctrine and makes two contributions. First, the Article disentangles the political question doctrine from ... & Justiciability: The Political Question Doctrine After Rucho Available at: https://www.repository.law.indiana.edu/ilj/vol95/iss4/6 - Follow this and additional works at: https://www.repository.law.indiana.edu/ilj
the industrial challenge of today, the antitrust agencies must be provided with a set of fine surgical instruments. WALTER ADAMSt LEGAL PHILOSOPHY PROM PLATO TO HEGEL. By Huntington Cairns. Baltimore ... : The John Hopkins Press, 1949. Pp. xvi, 567. - $7.50. I have long thought that "legal philosophy" or "jurisprudence" would frighten fewer people away if it were more attractively labeled; "thbroughgoing
and the political risk of this arrangement, the computer server was moved closer to home. In 1989, Fiat-France sought to consolidate employee information at its headquarters in Turin, Italy. The CNIL ... PRIVACY GUIDELINES 7 (2011). 45. G.A. Res. 217 (III) A, Universal Declaration of Human Rights, art. 12 (Dec. 10, 1948); International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, art. 17, opened for signature
law. There likely have been some such violations, and there may be more. But what is most troubling about President Trump is his disregard of political norms that had previously constrained presidential ... Professor of Political Science, Duke Law School. For helpful conversations about political norms and constitutional conventions, I am grateful to Curtis Bradley, Michael Dorf, Claudia Geiringer, R. Craig
elected majority that knows the "truth." Madison may also have known that ultimately even the Supreme Court would be subject to democratic political forces. 3 He may also have known how intolerant and ... pierced by the forces of a "great historical ideal,"' the democratic political process." Energized by the economic conditions of the 1930s, the political process, in the 1980s and 1990s, may be taking on 5
services. In short, with these new technological entrants, the political economy of copyright harmonization has significantly changed, and those changes are poised to exert considerable influence on ... influence on copyright’s global future. In this Article, I map out the key players in copyright’s new political economy, and I grapple with how their often-divergent interests are likely to affect global
usefulness within the social sciences, if not in politics. One way to ensure this concept's usefulness, I suggest, would be to distance it from its normative moorings in political philosophy and t © 1997 by ... , however, a new dynamic evolves and it is with this dynamic that I wish to end, offering some brief comments on certain aspects of contemporary debates in normative political philosophy. Recall here the
shape them. Third, while much constitutional law relating to the distribution of economic and political power and the non-existence of social welfare rights now seems indisputable, sometimes even ... political system from which many ordinary Americans feel excluded; they feel forgotten by those in power, and they worry that their opportunities are declining.1 Their perceptions are based in reality
political reasons, their actions challenge not only constitutional principles, but tort principles as well. ... 97-3_Text.indd 143 I NDI A NA L A W J OUR NA L Abortion informed consent laws have been the subject of much political and scholarly debate. These state laws require physicians to communicate
and control states between 2006 and 2010, the increase was more than twice as large in the treated states, and nearly all of the new money was funneled through nonprofit organizations and political ... system the Court envisions and the political system that actually exists has transformed the judicial philosophy of “deregulate and disclose” into “cutback and conceal.” As a result, one of the most
@ Maurer Law. For more information , please contact , USA Part of the Law and Politics Commons; and the State and Local Government Law Commons - JOURNAL Political Markets and Competing Judicial ... Philosophy, and members of the Law and Economics Workshop at the University of California at Los Angeles. *B.A. 1957 Yale; LL.B 1960. Professor of Law, Harvard. 'Posner, The Economic Approach to Law, 53 Tex
effectively within the confines of a democratic order has become one of the most urgent tasks for western governments. In Europe, violent terrorist incidents have been part of political reality for more than
any human relation,” and it expressly excluded from this category “essentially political, sociological, or philosophical views or a merely personal moral code.”188 At least the first part of this ... Amish beliefs were indubitably religious, whereas Thoreau’s transcendental philosophy was not. The Amish way of life was “not merely a matter of personal preference, but one of deep religious conviction
ideal experiment to test the accuracy of traditional canons of legislative history. We find that most canons fail to recognize the most critical aspects of NEPA’s history. Positive political theory ... assisted by political scientist Lynton K. Caldwell, on leave from Indiana University, who spontaneously proposed the environmental impact statement and insisted on its inclusion in the Act during hearings.9
