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e-eLeCTionS: L & onLine PoLiTiCaL a a W in aSia CTivTieS Matthew J. Wilson * I. IoducIntrno The Internet has had a profound influence on our global society. Widespread and affordable access to the ... , politicians, and other political actors to closer scrutiny. Essentially, the Internet provides a platform for rumors, harmful untruths, criticism, and embarrassing truths. In fact, the dissemination of
VOLUME 14 2014 NUMBER 1 PUBLIUS WAS NOT A PAC: RECONCILING ANONYMOUS POLITICAL SPEECH, THE FIRST AMENDMENT, AND CAMPAIGN FINANCE DISCLOSURE Benjamin Barr * and Stephen R. Klein** Congress shall make
to behave. Such beliefs and values often become embodied in an ideology or organizational philosophy, which then serves as a guide to dealing with the uncertainty of intrinsically uncontrollable or
, environmental, social and political factors being equally important, following the concepts of sustainable development. In general, only aspects related to investment, construction, equipment acquisition and ... of knowledge expressed by environmental, political, social and technical-economic dimensions and uses technical analysis and mathematical tools that configure its systemic character (Rigolin, 2013
petroleum derived products, in a Case Study. The method deals with technical, economic, environmental, social and political factors being equally important, following the concepts of sustainable development ... of knowledge expressed by environmental, political, social and technical-economic dimensions and uses technical analysis and mathematical tools that configure its systemic character (Rigolin, 2013
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Christians. For example, their ways of being different include using profanity, drinking alcohol, going against conservative political candidates, not being overly religious, acting authentically ... authentic.” Two of the participants made a point to mention they had a different political ideology from mainstream Evangelicals. The most memorable interview where the participant exhibited a
respiratory issues. Asthma affected two residents. Complex political and social interactions brought a chaotic and ineffective response nationally. At the state level, Oklahoma’s governor ... COVID response plan at Hollis schools. Westview’s board was concerned that moving youth to an online alternative (K12 Online) would create enduring political issues and instead, empowered the executive
. 32 Donald X. Burt, Friendship and Society: An Introduction to Augustine’s Practical Philosophy (Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1999), 162. Italics by Burt. killing everyone.”33 To prevent ... , “Hospitality, Justice, and Responsibility: A Dialogue with Jacques Derrida,” in Questioning Ethics: Contemporary Debates in Philosophy, eds. Richard Kearney and Mark Dooley (London: Routledge, 1999
is also an adjunct professor in the Religion & Philosophy Division. He was a full‐time Youth and Family Minister for thirteen years in the Churches of Christ in California
context, it is tempting for congregations to base decisions on either financial constraint or political expediency. However, such superficial discernment is incapable of guiding congregations wishing to ... agree that basing decisions on financial constraint or political expediency has not served the church well. Congregations must lift their eyes to a higher plane if they are going to pass on their
recommendation can be made without regard to the prospective reader's specialized interests or legal or political philosophy. Cox's most memorable moment in the limelight, and the one with the largest audience ... . And leave the political calculations to others (p. 273). Elliot Richardson, Nixon's (Republican) Attorney General who appointed Cox and later resigned rather than execute the president's order to fire
are required.30 In use before early Christianity, both Hellenistic and Jewish contexts used the imagery of shepherding to describe leadership in both political and religious spheres to imply
. His judicial philosophy was driven by the reality of his political power and how it could best be used to advantage. It was based on the drive to develop and settle the west. It was based on investment ... . POLITICAL BIOGRAPHY Van Devanter came to Cheyenne, Wyoming, from Cincinnati, Ohio. He came west, following his deceased father's former law partner John Lacey, who was also his brother-in-law.5 The Justice
about whether special-interest groups are now “weaponizing the First Amendment” for deregulation,32 the best parts of the First Amendment remain as a redoubt against silencing political dissent. 21 ... brooding omnipresence of a law used to circum scribe political discussion, Lozman reminds that legal options exist to access and petition government officials.36 So to instantiate what Justice Kagan might
conversations to keep moving forward. This was not a conversation we felt was something we wanted to lay out and take a political poll on, vote yay or nay. Really the process we followed was
distinguished donors and sine qua nons; political leaders; business leaders; lawyers; would-be lawyers; friends of lawyers; and lovers of lawyers—it is an honor to be here today to participate in the dedication ... attended the University for seven years. His undergraduate degree was in political science. In a time-honored tradition (and one that I share by the way) he took his political science degree to law school
and outright falsities allowed to stand in the name of free political speech.'72 For that reason, the Supreme Court will not likely adopt the philosophy that commercial speech should enjoy the same ... philosophy that commercial speech deserves political-speech-like protection, the registry would remain constitutional. 8' Barriers such as forum restrictions are readily imposed on political speech, rendering
Resources Control Board, political activism, and ultimately a negotiated and creative solution reached by the Mono Lake Committee and Los Angeles and adopted by the State Water Resources Control Board. The ... complex interrelationship of the ecology and psychology of a place, legal theories and litigation victories, public education and participation, political action, and creative, collaborative problem-solving
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