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Second Panel: Labor Markets, Income Inequality And Globalization, Fran Ansley
Second Panel: Labor Markets, Income Inequality And Globalization, Fran Ansley
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Judicial Campaign Oversight Committees' Complaint Handling In The 2006 Elections: Survey And Recommendations, Penny White
Judicial Campaign Oversight Committees' Complaint Handling In The 2006 Elections: Survey And Recommendations, Penny White
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Conceptualizing Intimate Violence And Gender Equality: A Comparative Approach, Valorie K. Vojdik
Conceptualizing Intimate Violence And Gender Equality: A Comparative Approach, Valorie K. Vojdik
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"The Appeal" To The Masses, Penny White
Doing Policy From Below: Worker Solidarity And The Prospects For Immigration Reform, Fran Ansley
Doing Policy From Below: Worker Solidarity And The Prospects For Immigration Reform, Fran Ansley
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Educating Workers About Labor Rights And Global Wrongs Through Documentary Film, Fran Ansley
Educating Workers About Labor Rights And Global Wrongs Through Documentary Film, Fran Ansley
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A Response To Professor Fitzpatrick: The Rest Of The Story, Penny White
A Response To Professor Fitzpatrick: The Rest Of The Story, Penny White
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In his essay Election as Appointment: The Tennessee Plan Reconsidered, Professor Brian T. Fitzpatrick contends that Tennessee's selection and retention method for appellate court judges is both unconstitutional and unmeritorious. This Essay responds to those claims. Part I will respond to Professor Fitzpatrick's claim that the Tennessee Plan is unconstitutional; Part II will respond to his claim that the Plan is not fulfilling the purposes which led the Tennessee legislature, in its wisdom, to adopt it.