Mapping Citizenship: Status, Membership, and the Path in Between
... The concept of citizenshipposes an interestingasymmetry: though all citizens receive the same rights andobligationson equal terms, citizenship is not distributedto individuals on equal terms. In the United States, some arecitizens by virtue of birth within the nationalterritoryor birth to citizen pa ...
... The concept of citizenshipposes an interestingasymmetry: though all citizens receive the same rights andobligationson equal terms, citizenship is not distributedto individuals on equal terms. In the United States, some arecitizens by virtue of birth within the nationalterritoryor birth to citizen pa ...
Memorando de la Secretaría General sobre las invitaciones al
... access to information and protecion of personal data; follow-up on the application of the InterAmerican Democratic Charter; struggle against discrimination and intolerance in the Americas; the Seventh Inter-American Specialized Conference on Private International Law (CIDIP-VII); implementation of i ...
... access to information and protecion of personal data; follow-up on the application of the InterAmerican Democratic Charter; struggle against discrimination and intolerance in the Americas; the Seventh Inter-American Specialized Conference on Private International Law (CIDIP-VII); implementation of i ...
The Limits of National Security
... QUADRENNIAL DEFENSE REVIEW (“QDR”), the NATIONAL DEFENSE STRATEGY (“NDS”), the NATIONAL MILITARY STRATEGY (“NMS”), QUADRENNIAL INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY REVIEW (“QICR”), and the QUADRENNIAL DIPLOMACY AND DEVELOPMENT REVIEW (“QDDR”). 6. DEP’T OF DEF., QUADRENNIAL DEFENSE REVIEW AND BALLISTIC MISSILE DEF ...
... QUADRENNIAL DEFENSE REVIEW (“QDR”), the NATIONAL DEFENSE STRATEGY (“NDS”), the NATIONAL MILITARY STRATEGY (“NMS”), QUADRENNIAL INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY REVIEW (“QICR”), and the QUADRENNIAL DIPLOMACY AND DEVELOPMENT REVIEW (“QDDR”). 6. DEP’T OF DEF., QUADRENNIAL DEFENSE REVIEW AND BALLISTIC MISSILE DEF ...
civil rights, 1943-1972
... Though the bill would ultimately fail to win passage,5 this was a watershed moment in the history of American law. Diggs-DeFoe was the first fully enforceable law prohibiting job discrimination ever proposed in any legislature in the United States. Indeed, the measure went well beyond President Roos ...
... Though the bill would ultimately fail to win passage,5 this was a watershed moment in the history of American law. Diggs-DeFoe was the first fully enforceable law prohibiting job discrimination ever proposed in any legislature in the United States. Indeed, the measure went well beyond President Roos ...
US Policy and Civil Liberties in Cuba: A
... behavior in the way desired by the sender country. Several traits have been identified as tending to be more economically and politically costly to a target state. Financial sanctions tend to be more useful than simple trade sanctions, for example. Whereas trade sanctions (restrictions on imports an ...
... behavior in the way desired by the sender country. Several traits have been identified as tending to be more economically and politically costly to a target state. Financial sanctions tend to be more useful than simple trade sanctions, for example. Whereas trade sanctions (restrictions on imports an ...
THE POLITICS OF ABORTION AND THE RISE OF THE NEW RIGHT
... Press, 1993); Ed Doerr and James W. Prescott, eds,.,Abortion Rights and Fetal ‘Personhood,’ (Long Beach, California: Centerline Press, 1990); Barbara Duden, Disembodying Women: Perspectives on Pregnancy and the Unborn (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1993); Steven Maynard-Moody, The Dilemma of ...
... Press, 1993); Ed Doerr and James W. Prescott, eds,.,Abortion Rights and Fetal ‘Personhood,’ (Long Beach, California: Centerline Press, 1990); Barbara Duden, Disembodying Women: Perspectives on Pregnancy and the Unborn (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1993); Steven Maynard-Moody, The Dilemma of ...
21_02_Graber
... well within their Article II powers when preventing from becoming law bills incorporating a new national bank and funding internal improvements. The veto power, future president James Buchanan informed Congress, "is a mere power to arrest hasty and inconsiderate changes, until the voice of the peopl ...
... well within their Article II powers when preventing from becoming law bills incorporating a new national bank and funding internal improvements. The veto power, future president James Buchanan informed Congress, "is a mere power to arrest hasty and inconsiderate changes, until the voice of the peopl ...
Participatory Democracy in Latin America
... Are these participatory institutions politically consequential or simply “window dressing”? If politically consequential, are participatory institutions deepening democracy by providing common citizens with opportunities to decide on public issues, such as the distribution of public goods? If mere “ ...
... Are these participatory institutions politically consequential or simply “window dressing”? If politically consequential, are participatory institutions deepening democracy by providing common citizens with opportunities to decide on public issues, such as the distribution of public goods? If mere “ ...
PROVIDING FOR THE COMMON DEFENSE: INTERNAL SECURITY
... the second Red Scare. Some historians, such as Ellen Schrecker and Maurice Isserman have acknowledged the Venona intercepts but minimized their impact, arguing that because Soviet agents mentioned within the intercepts were referred to by code names, and the limited time period in which the governm ...
... the second Red Scare. Some historians, such as Ellen Schrecker and Maurice Isserman have acknowledged the Venona intercepts but minimized their impact, arguing that because Soviet agents mentioned within the intercepts were referred to by code names, and the limited time period in which the governm ...
Providing for the common defense: internal
... the second Red Scare. Some historians, such as Ellen Schrecker and Maurice Isserman have acknowledged the Venona intercepts but minimized their impact, arguing that because Soviet agents mentioned within the intercepts were referred to by code names, and the limited time period in which the governm ...
... the second Red Scare. Some historians, such as Ellen Schrecker and Maurice Isserman have acknowledged the Venona intercepts but minimized their impact, arguing that because Soviet agents mentioned within the intercepts were referred to by code names, and the limited time period in which the governm ...
Redeeming and Living with Evil
... scripture. Properly interpreted, Baal does not command human sacrifice and the Eighth Amendment does not sanction the death penalty. The liberal shadow Constitution prohibits capital punishment, mandates same-sex marriage, and gives Congress the power to pass the Affordable Care Act. The conservativ ...
... scripture. Properly interpreted, Baal does not command human sacrifice and the Eighth Amendment does not sanction the death penalty. The liberal shadow Constitution prohibits capital punishment, mandates same-sex marriage, and gives Congress the power to pass the Affordable Care Act. The conservativ ...
The Significance of Borders
... the 19th. Implied in the notion of representation is the idea that a collective body of people exists that can be represented not just in terms of separate classes or individual interests, but also as a whole. Democracies presuppose the existence of a demos in order that parliament be considered the ...
... the 19th. Implied in the notion of representation is the idea that a collective body of people exists that can be represented not just in terms of separate classes or individual interests, but also as a whole. Democracies presuppose the existence of a demos in order that parliament be considered the ...
TEKS Clarification
... British rule and set forth the founding principles of the United States of America including: “all men are created equal”; unalienable rights; government derives its power from the consent of the governed. U.S. Constitution – the Constitution of the United States of America provides a framework for ...
... British rule and set forth the founding principles of the United States of America including: “all men are created equal”; unalienable rights; government derives its power from the consent of the governed. U.S. Constitution – the Constitution of the United States of America provides a framework for ...
A Very Clear and Present Danger: Hate Speech, Media Reform, and
... the ordering of constitutional rights, is a more appropriate model on which to formulate media policy in Kosovo, a region in which the scars of verbal and tangible atrocity have not yet healed over. In Part Five, I argue that the values represented by a statute prohibiting media incitement of violen ...
... the ordering of constitutional rights, is a more appropriate model on which to formulate media policy in Kosovo, a region in which the scars of verbal and tangible atrocity have not yet healed over. In Part Five, I argue that the values represented by a statute prohibiting media incitement of violen ...
Gangs of America()
... sort of benefits they received, and what their hours were. So many aspects of the world economy illuminated at once: the division of labor between haves and have-nots; the distancing of those who benefit from that division by means of “independent contractors”; my own personal involvement, which I h ...
... sort of benefits they received, and what their hours were. So many aspects of the world economy illuminated at once: the division of labor between haves and have-nots; the distancing of those who benefit from that division by means of “independent contractors”; my own personal involvement, which I h ...
the return of lochner
... been static over the years. For several decades after the Lochner decision, and others like it that frustrated Progressive reforms, liberals embraced the view that Lochner was wrong in large part because courts should invalidate the acts of legislative majorities only in very rare circumstances.8 In ...
... been static over the years. For several decades after the Lochner decision, and others like it that frustrated Progressive reforms, liberals embraced the view that Lochner was wrong in large part because courts should invalidate the acts of legislative majorities only in very rare circumstances.8 In ...
Resnik - The Yale Law Journal
... Court’s majority decision acknowledged the role of non-United States law only in a footnote commenting that the “national consensus” against execution of the mentally retarded comported with views of the “world community.” Atkins, 536 U.S. at 316 & n.21. Both the dissent by the Chief Justice (joined ...
... Court’s majority decision acknowledged the role of non-United States law only in a footnote commenting that the “national consensus” against execution of the mentally retarded comported with views of the “world community.” Atkins, 536 U.S. at 316 & n.21. Both the dissent by the Chief Justice (joined ...
Journal of History and Social Science
... as possible as determined by a court).4 This same Code of Laws provided that Native Indians had to produce, and grant custody of, goods for consumption solely by the English colonizers, the penalty of not doing so being death. Clearly, the benefits of New England “democracy” were limited to the col ...
... as possible as determined by a court).4 This same Code of Laws provided that Native Indians had to produce, and grant custody of, goods for consumption solely by the English colonizers, the penalty of not doing so being death. Clearly, the benefits of New England “democracy” were limited to the col ...
Popular Constitutionalism, Civic Education, and the Stories We Tell
... (2008) (noting that Calhoun believed that the Constitution is “a ‘compact between’ states rather than ‘a Constitution over them’”). 376 U.S. 254 (1964). ...
... (2008) (noting that Calhoun believed that the Constitution is “a ‘compact between’ states rather than ‘a Constitution over them’”). 376 U.S. 254 (1964). ...
Social Rights and Changing Definitions of Liberty: America, Europe
... insisted-‐upon association between freedom and order. These political and social issues grew increasingly important during the Depression, and the New Deal’s interpretation of liberty emphasized its association with ...
... insisted-‐upon association between freedom and order. These political and social issues grew increasingly important during the Depression, and the New Deal’s interpretation of liberty emphasized its association with ...
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... True to the American constitutional tradition, the practices and institutions of federalism define and structure many of today’s important public policy debates. These debates, in turn, highlight how the various levels of government must engage in ongoing negotiation, which requires them to conceptu ...
... True to the American constitutional tradition, the practices and institutions of federalism define and structure many of today’s important public policy debates. These debates, in turn, highlight how the various levels of government must engage in ongoing negotiation, which requires them to conceptu ...
Black and White Disenfranchisement: Populism, Race, and Class
... “Redeemers,” as they saw it, had “saved” the South from the combined wicked evils of northern vindictiveness, the Republican Party, carpetbaggers, scalawags, corruption, and “Negro domination.” 8. See ALLEN JOHNSTON GOING, BOURBON DEMOCRACY IN ALABAMA 1874-1890, at v (1951) (explaining that many his ...
... “Redeemers,” as they saw it, had “saved” the South from the combined wicked evils of northern vindictiveness, the Republican Party, carpetbaggers, scalawags, corruption, and “Negro domination.” 8. See ALLEN JOHNSTON GOING, BOURBON DEMOCRACY IN ALABAMA 1874-1890, at v (1951) (explaining that many his ...
Habeas Corpus and the Protection of Civil and Political Rights in
... Since "illegality" includes unconstitutionality,' habeas corpus, which theretofore had been regarded as a purely preventative writ, became an important instrument of judicial review. The individual most responsible for broadening the scope of habeas corpus in Brazil was the renowned jurist, Rui Barb ...
... Since "illegality" includes unconstitutionality,' habeas corpus, which theretofore had been regarded as a purely preventative writ, became an important instrument of judicial review. The individual most responsible for broadening the scope of habeas corpus in Brazil was the renowned jurist, Rui Barb ...