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POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY OF ROBERT M. LAFOLLETTE 62- 64 ( 1920 ). ... today’s hyperpolarized political climate has made health care reform on the federal level next to impossible. 7 New State Ice Co. v. Liebmann, 285 U.S. 262, 52 S. Ct. 371 (1932). states will never be able
STATES: A TRANSFORMATION IN AMERICAN POLITICAL THOUGHT (2015) (exploring the foundations of individualism in the United States and individualism’s political, economic, and social implications). 21 Id. See
libertarian philosophy. To wit, she fails to recognize the libertarian insight that abortion is actually a complex act, consisting of two parts, one licit, the other illicit. The first is eviction of the fetus ... Ethics of Private Property: Studies in Political Economy and Philosophy, Boston: Kluwer; 1993; Hans-Hermann Hoppe, Of Private, Common, and Public Property and the Rationale for Total Privatization, 3
the Illinois health facility planning system, raising the question of whether political involvement has so tainted the CON system that it ought to be eliminated. This paper concludes with the author's
attention to the artificial boundaries among art, philosophy, and social science texts. ... Katrina, one of the worst natural and socio-political disasters in American history, I am tasked with creating a co-curriculum. As coastguard helicopters buzz my roof and land not 150 yards from my office
work, education, and political science, this study proposed a vital shift from identity politics (Combahee River Collective, 1977) and multicultural (Jay, 1994; Ward, 2008) theorizing and practice ... roughly 45-years old. Cultural and political evolution has been tremendous in that time and yet researchers have yielded a relatively small field of literature focusing on university LGBT centers. As a
they also depicted the new artist as someone capable of withstanding or even mastering these shocks and transforming them into instruments of political action. Appearing as they did in the newspaper
Black Lives Matter has emerged within the last five years as a significant movement for social change. Serving as an ideological and political intervention, Black Lives Matter organizes to protect ... five years as a significant movement for social change. Serving as an ideological and political intervention, BLM organizes to protect and advocate for Black lives and Black communities. This article
those policies are 111 See ARTHUR RIPSTEIN, FORCE AND FREEDOM: KANT’S LEGAL AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY 133 (2010); Vera Bergelson, The Right to be Hurt: Testing the Limits of Consent, 75 GEO. WASH. L. REV ... Professor Lisa Ikemoto explores various narratives of DIYbio.6 There are expressly political narratives that sound in democratization of science, and nostalgic accounts that portray DIYbio as returning
country. While visiting Iowa State University Tim Wise interviewed with us to discuss Who Belongs? by providing a brief historical perspective of immigration, the current political climate, and the role of ... see it and so by misunderstanding our history and misunderstanding the way in which these things are embedded in the American Political Experiment, we sort of flounder around trying to grasp at straws
displaced peoples and build a wall between the US and Mexico. This is a reality for Latinx youth living along the US/Mexican border in the current political climate, where not only do they battle inequitable ... Hi gh Commissioner for Refugees (2015 ) reported that worldwide, approximately 12.4 million people were involuntarily forced out of their homes due to civil war, political conflict, violence, and
states, however, provided for its domestication to local political interests, pushing knowledge production outside of the university. Lay figures consequently assumed epistemic responsibility and, in the ... increasingly unable to rely upon the Church for a salary, and students, more often than not foreigners in their place of study, lacked many political rights and protections under local government. Therefore, in
potential, I posit that, at their best, FPCs create a space for the inclusive, genuine participation that a well-functioning democracy requires, as well as the direct political connections for such civic ... inequality), but rather by demonstrable change in the political decision making process. Building upon McClintock's (2013) call to embrace the AFM's internal contradictions, I submit that FPCs can serve an
cultural foundations of education and of philosophy. His principal interests are professional ethics and political philosophy as they apply to matters of educational practice and policy. Soltis was a primary ... sections of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms and case law that might directly impact one’s actions as a teacher or that has impacted teachers in the past. One goal of this course, unlike philosophy and
groups to questions of justice, and the proper role for economic analysis in social policy. The audience for the book is scholars and students of bioethics and moral and political philosophy, as well as ... ' strong book, but also elsewhere in legal and political philosophy. I. WHY SOCIAL JUSTICE? So, are there any reasons to think that states might not be required to pursue social justice, no matter how it
freedom, political clarity, educational directivity and epistemological circling can enhance social justice educators approach to recognizing personal prejudices, negotiating emotions, personal disclosure ... educationally creative in the present and educationally directive with political clarity underscores Freire’s ontological and epistemological philosophy about our innately unfinished nature that requires our
developing states (SIDS) are often noted as being among the most vulnerable to climate change. This work assesses that claim through a multi-scalar examination of the political, geographic, and socio-economic ... -economic, political, etc.) characteristics of a human system, all of which affect its exposure and response (Kelly & Adger, 2000; Adger, 2006; Wisner et al., 2004; O'Brien et al., 2007). Vulnerability is
government collapsed at the end of the Great War, Berliners took notice of a placard asking “What is Dada? An art? A philosophy? A fire extinguisher? Or a state religion? Is Dada actually energy? or is it ... whimsical rogues’ gallery is one example; the political photomontages of John Heartfield are another, persisting beyond Dada as trenchant repudiation of the Third Reich. But before such a large target
delved into all manner of definitions — ideological, stylistic, formal—allowing for political and social contexts, as well as literary and philosophical considerations. Yet how Dada functioned as an art ... form, a modernist movement, or political manifestation, generally defines Dada in terms that seem to exist beyond Dada, rather than in terms of what is unique to it. Pondering the question with which
say that in our view the premises for revolution, on the cultural as well as the strictly political level, are not only ripe, they have begun to rot” (Debord and Wolman 14). 5 Debord’s definition of ... distributed at the Festum Fluxorum in Düsseldorf in February 1963. There he railed against “bourgeois sickness,” and called for a “flood and tide in art,” to be led by a cadre of “cultural, social and political