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This Article explores the development of the political question doctrine in North Carolina jurisprudence. The Article describes the federal origins of the doctrine and charts its adoption in North ... of the doctrine and charts its adoption in North Carolina, first through the litigation of fundamental rights cases and later in separation of powers matters. The political question doctrine is a
the political game and have to justify to others what questions they are helping to ask. (13S_177) Another interviewee points out that many projects focus on societal effects to motivate practitioners ... on the role and independence of science in transdisciplinary collaborations, especially in cooperation with political actors, and on the interests and concerns of scientific actors. 3.5 Summary of
countered such norm-breaking to preclude insider relationships in the political field as well without undermining the form of governance (Engelstad 1989). For instance, lots were drawn as a procedure in ... Rationality . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Google Scholar Google Preview OpenURL Placeholder Text WorldCat COPAC Engelstad F. ( 1989 ) ‘ The Assignment of Political Office
2020 were included in the final analysis. The fields of study include information and technology (n = 8), public health and health care (n = 7), sustainability science (n = 5), political and social ... /Health Care 3 – 4 7 Sustainability Science 2 2 1 5 Political Science 4 1 – 5 Educational Science – – 2 2 Total 15 5 7 27 Discipline . Lab . Experiment . Intervention . Total . Information and Technology
empower it, requires that its decisions be known and subject to political and, where appropriate, judicial review.”). 48. See, e.g., Cornelius Hocker, IUPUI Students Continue to Push for Changes to Stop ... . §§ 152(2), (3) (defining an NLRA-covered “employer” as excluding federal government, state government, or any political subdivision thereof, and defining an NLRA-covered “employee” as excluding “any
academics’ (forced) compliance, despite a political economy of disavowal, to ‘ride the wave of the system of attachment they are used to’ (Berlant, 2010: 97). Cruel optimism thus provides a framing through ... auditing the hegemony of habituation, as an invisible force which absorbs and neutralizes a political economy of disavowal and which in turn maintains and is maintained by ‘the conditions of ordinary life in
rejected. Outcomes are predominantly explained through political or organizational rationales for the decisions, rather than providing individuals with actionable points to foster future ambitions. More
great responsibility, and OIRA has been maligned by groups across the political spectrum for failing to exercise its power responsibly.5 Some have criticized the office for being 2. As Donald Arbuckle ... Wrong Way to Write a Regulation, 99 HARV. L. REV. 1059 (1986). 3. KENNETH F. WARREN, ADMINISTRATIVE LAW IN THE POLITICAL SYSTEM 59 (6th ed., 2018). See generally Susan Webb Yackee, The Politics of
The question of whether a government employee may be dismissed solely because of his political party affiliation is of continuing importance to some twelve and a half million employees at all levels
hopelessly violent. There is the tender Holmes, who jealously guarded the time he could spend enjoying literature, philosophy, and art. And there is the scholarly Holmes, who left behind a litany of ... to British political theorist Harold Laski, “I see no right in my neighbor to share my bread. . . . except so far as he in combination has power to take it.”3 The reason? He had rejected “all
........................................................................................... 374 INTRODUCTION We are living through a historically significant moment, a critical juncture providing a rare opportunity for social change.2 Underlying political, economic, and social incentives ... President Donald Trump.4 This seismic political event was quickly overshadowed by disaster—the deadly pandemic.5 On March 16th, 2020, Americans were sent home and told to stay there.6 Indefinitely. A year
American attitudes toward immigration shift with changes in the nation's economic and political climate. While waves of immigration to the United States are motivated by various factors, the extent ... sanctuarycities. [Vol. 40:1 A. Repeal ? 1373 to Prevent Future Federal Legislation Attempting to Subvert Sanctuary Cities ...........2.6.0............ B. Separate Political Ideologies of Immigration from the
participants. Subject to further testing and refinement and to critical understanding of the conceptual, technical, practical, and political limitations of measurement in this area, the approach that we have ... cultural sector about the social and political nature of cultural evaluation, and despite efforts to develop ever more refined measures of the contributions of the arts and the humanities, in practice the
] does not participate in, or intervene in (including the publishing or distributing of statements), any political campaign on behalf of (or in opposition to) any candidate for public office.38 The clause ... scholar points out, this really just amounts to showing “that certain clauses—promising to eschew lobbying and political activity and all private inurement, for example—have been included in the
branches, the highest level of the judicial branch, the United States Supreme Court, is not beholden to any one group, political party, or philosophy. Rather, our justices are protectors of constitutional ... characteristics—one focused specifically on the pursuit of justice (pure integrity), the other focused on the integrity of political power (fairness integrity).38 While Dworkin’s conceptual framework provides a
his association with a political foundation as well as his four marriages, Ford reasoned that, in addition to the past allegations, Justice Douglas had become a threat to national security. Within two ... result, did not leave to future political leaders andjudges a means by which to gauge behavior that can undermine the independence ofthejudicialbranch. This Article is intendedto provide a historicalmodel
are able to leverage university IP to develop spin-off companies that attract external venture capital investment. But it might also involve other kinds of socio-political value, such as where academic ... knowledge changes the ‘rules of the political game’ with the formation of new parties or is used as part of democratic renewal processes (Benneworth et al. 2016). And this might emerge, following Martin (2011
as an Engaged Philosophy Intern at SESYNC in 2018 and hosted a writing retreat in 2019. Both SESYNC and C4I supported the open access article publishing fee. Conflict of interest statement. None ... . ( 2016 ) ‘ Introduction—Grand Challenges and Small Steps ’, Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part C: Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences , 56 : 39 – 47
with the great codifier David Dudley Field, II, and his later publications, which blamed the works of Sir Edward Coke and Sir William Blackstone for the difficulties encountered by political ... century, distracting the part-time general 57. Regarding the reinvention of the codification movement on a national scale, see discussion infra Part III. 58. Kitchin's political progressivism is alluded to
an issuing magistrate will likely reduce the issuance of these dangerous warrants and channel law enforcement’s implementation of other, less hazardous, tactics. Second, given likely political
