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constitutional rights to practice their religious faiths or to speak (even coarsely) against political leaders.311 Soldiers also lack basic civil liberties, including the ability to decide where to live, with whom ... military laws may be weaponized against political opponents. From George Marshall to Colin Powell, retired high-ranking officers often become high-profile public figures. Some, like retired Army Lt. Gen
audience. One group that is always interested in reaching larger audiences is political candidates. Consequently, it is likely that candidates will increasingly use this new medium-computer-based
-Old Methods to Disarm Black Communities, 21 CUNY L. REV. 143, 170–73 (2018) (discussing the political and social environment of the late 1960s which prompted Congress to enact the Gun Control Act of ... from rehabilitation and towards retribution, deterrence, and incapacitation.”). Wu emphasizes the social context that surrounded these changes, arguing that lawmakers “used political racism to rally
The interpretations of the Athenian and Roman conceptions of republicanism has formed highly different approaches in political philosophy. Unlike the Athenian republicanism which is based on a theory ... , AltaMira Press Berlin, I. ( 1997 ), “Two Concepts of Liberty”, P. Pettit ve R. E. Goodin (der), Contemporary Political Philosophy: An Anthology (içinde) , Oxford, Blackwell Publishing Coker, F. W. ( 1961
outcome of an election. Students of history know that history repeats itself. Throughout American history, every instance of social, political, or economic progress achieved by Black Americans has been
, political power became concentrated in fewer hands, starting a long-term process of state formation. Elias views the monopolization of violence by the state as a central component of this process.48 The key ... , going all the way back to Greek philosophy.64 The enduring success of the sympathetic revolution can be seen in the “unintelligibility” of “moral detachment from and immunity to others (including their
evidence from the ground up is his proposal to pin his new evaluative metric on how the scientific community itself understands the evidence, rather than on how judges understand the philosophy of science.10 ... DEMOCRATIZATION OF EXPERTISE?: EXPLORING NOVEL FORMS OF SCIENTIFIC ADVICE IN POLITICAL DECISION-MAKING 153 (2005). 2022] LESSONS FROM REGULATORY tions that are instead driven by ideology and values.21 If too much
likewise cannot give rise to good science. (877) 878 VILLANOVA LAW REVIEW [Vol. 67: p. 877 the right direction. Refreshingly, it is a move away from the fashion, popular in various academic and political ... have) said, “The philosophy of science is as useful to scientists as ornithology is to birds.” What he meant is that scientists, like other skilled professionals, learn how to practice their skills
This paper proposes an analysis of political homophily among Twitter users during the 2016 American Presidential Election. We collected 4.9 million tweets of 18,450 users and their contact network ... 2018 Accepted: 20 June 2018 4 Shares 50 Downloads Part of the following topical collections:Social Network Analysis and Mining Abstract This paper proposes an analysis of political
injuries, and in 97.7% of events, no injuries were reported among participants, bystanders or police”) ; see also ARMED CONFLICT LOCATION & EVENT DATA PROJECT, DEMONSTRATIONS & POLITICAL VIOLENCE IN AMERICA ... guarantees.23 Today, in-person gatherings have taken on renewed importance in the wake of a highly politicized electoral system shaped by political gerrymandering, voter suppression, and congressional
unwisely still reflect an earlier state of affairs. This may happen for two reasons: first, the political process (including legislative deference to change-resistance within the armed forces) may be such
Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law Digital Repository. For more information , please contact - 1986] COMBATTING INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM: LIMITING THE POLITICAL EXCEPTION DOCTRINE IN ORDER TO ... thereof, in furtherance of political or social objectives. FBIAnalysis of TerroristIncidents in the United States-1982, 7 TERRORISM INTr'LJ. 87 (1984). Currently, on both a national and international
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Process Federalism: The Political Safeguards Mirage and the Necessity 1 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law Digital Repository. It ... of “process-based federalism”—the notion that the national legislative political process may adequately safeguard and protect states’ interests in our federal system.1 On Professor Young’s account
different formats to discuss their content moderation rules and enforcement.22 This sample represents different types of actors: institutions with diverse political views and divergent opinions on how to ... at these developments because they have been an important site for political struggle in the last decade. It is well-known that the United States has afforded broad protections to extremist or hate
The identification of power groups that act within the political structure is a tool for citizens and also a challenging research topic as an unstable and complex force of interests system. This ... bottom-up strategies can leverage the comprehension of power and influence in political networks. KeywordsGovernment open data Social network analysis Big data Power metrics † This article is a
SCALIA: PHILOSOPHY, PROPORTIONALITY, AND THE EIGHTH AMENDMENT IAN P. FARRELL* "My object all sublime I shall achieve in time To let the punishment fit the crime The punishment fit the crime." -Gilbert
of studies have found that political ideology is one of the dominant drivers of climate beliefs. 48. Id. at 920. In this scenario where there is no governing consensus, then, the Consensus Rule would ... [Vol. 67: p. 837 . . . While climate belief varies across countries, an affiliation with conservative political parties is a consistent predictor of skepticism.51 Cheng presumes that juries will follow
costs of one organization’s religious newspaper that covered a variety of topics, including philosophy, music, anxiety, and societal issues.38 The Court recognized that the student organization covered ... , the Court upheld a restriction on political speech in Arkansas Educational Television Commission v. Forbes,60 where a public broadcasting organization prohibited a lesser known candidate from
separation of powers. Building on intellectual foundations laid by liberal political philosophy, and reacting to negative experiences with accumulated power, the Constitution creates three separate branches of ... all contrary law. A. Separation of Powers Western philosophy and political theory have long recognized three types of human power, exercisable by both individuals and collectives: will, force, and