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Reflections On Britain's Research Assessment Exercise, Jayne W. Barnard
Reflections On Britain's Research Assessment Exercise, Jayne W. Barnard
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No abstract provided.
Ending The Welcome: Changes In The United States' Treatment Of Undocumented Aliens (1986 To 1996), Evangeline G. Abriel
Ending The Welcome: Changes In The United States' Treatment Of Undocumented Aliens (1986 To 1996), Evangeline G. Abriel
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No abstract provided.
Symposium: Rethinking Racial Divides - Panel On Affirmative Action, Marina C. Hsieh, Gabriel J. Chin, Sumi K. Cho, Deborah C. Malamud
Symposium: Rethinking Racial Divides - Panel On Affirmative Action, Marina C. Hsieh, Gabriel J. Chin, Sumi K. Cho, Deborah C. Malamud
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No abstract provided.
In Defense Of Private Orderings: Comments On Julie Cohen's "Copyright And The Jurisprudence Of Self-Help", David D. Friedman
In Defense Of Private Orderings: Comments On Julie Cohen's "Copyright And The Jurisprudence Of Self-Help", David D. Friedman
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No abstract provided.
A Review Essay: Tax And Financial Planning For Same-Sex Couples: Recommended Reading, Patricia A. Cain
A Review Essay: Tax And Financial Planning For Same-Sex Couples: Recommended Reading, Patricia A. Cain
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No abstract provided.
Results From A Survey: Gay, Lesbian, And Bisexual Students' Attitudes About Law School, Patricia A. Cain, Janice L. Austin, Anton Mack, J. Kelly Strader
Results From A Survey: Gay, Lesbian, And Bisexual Students' Attitudes About Law School, Patricia A. Cain, Janice L. Austin, Anton Mack, J. Kelly Strader
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No abstract provided.
The Fattest Crocodile: Why Elected Judges Can't Ignore Public Opinion, Gerald F. Uelmen
The Fattest Crocodile: Why Elected Judges Can't Ignore Public Opinion, Gerald F. Uelmen
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No abstract provided.
The Establishment Of The Permanent International Criminal Court: An International Symposium, Beth Van Schaack
The Establishment Of The Permanent International Criminal Court: An International Symposium, Beth Van Schaack
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This Article presents the results of an international conference held in 1998 between academics, government officials, and legal practitioners from the People's Republic of China (PRC) and representatives from the International Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, the International Tribunal for Rwanda, and the International Committee of the Red Cross on the establishment of the permanent International Criminal Court (ICC). Attendees discussed and debated the most contentious of the unresolved issues surrounding the ICC, including its proposed subject matter, trigger mechanisms, structure, and the relationship between the ICC and the Security Council and domestic legal systems. The Article - drafted by …
The Definition Of Crimes Against Humanity: Resolving The Incoherence, Beth Van Schaack
The Definition Of Crimes Against Humanity: Resolving The Incoherence, Beth Van Schaack
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This Article discusses the contours of the prohibition of crimes against humanity with reference to proceedings before the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) and deliberations at the Diplomatic Conference of Plenipotentiaries on the Establishment of an International Criminal Court (ICC). Because the contemporary status of this offense under international law cannot be understood or appreciated without reference to its history, this Article traces the evolution of the concept of crimes against humanity with particular reference to the genesis and re-interpretation of the war nexus requirement. A recurrent theme in this narrative is the search for an element …
Due Process And The Subpoena Power In Federal Environmental, Health, And Safety Whistleblower Proceedings, Stephen Smith
Due Process And The Subpoena Power In Federal Environmental, Health, And Safety Whistleblower Proceedings, Stephen Smith
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No abstract provided.
Products Liability Law Restated, David G. Owen
Products Liability Law Restated, David G. Owen
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No abstract provided.
Reflections On Judge Donald Porter And His Contributions To Free Speech Jurisprudence, David Day
Reflections On Judge Donald Porter And His Contributions To Free Speech Jurisprudence, David Day
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No abstract provided.
Proton Diffusion In Nickel Hydroxide: Prediction Of Active Material Utilization, Sathya Motupally, Christopher C. Streinz, John W. Weidner
Proton Diffusion In Nickel Hydroxide: Prediction Of Active Material Utilization, Sathya Motupally, Christopher C. Streinz, John W. Weidner
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Galvanostatic charge and discharge experiments reveal that the active material in nickel electrodes cannot be fully accessed at high currents or for thick films. It has been proposed that the utilization of the active material is controlled by the diffusion rate of protons through the film. This hypothesis is supported by the good agreement between mathematical simulations of material utilization and experimental data over a range of charge and discharge currents and film thicknesses. Furthermore, the fraction of material utilized is larger on charge than on discharge. The asymmetry on charge and discharge is due to a diffusion coefficient that …
Chromium Oxides And Lithiated Chromium Oxides. Promising Cathode Materials For Secondary Lithium Batteries, Pankaj Arora, Dong Zhang, Branko N. Popov, Ralph E. White
Chromium Oxides And Lithiated Chromium Oxides. Promising Cathode Materials For Secondary Lithium Batteries, Pankaj Arora, Dong Zhang, Branko N. Popov, Ralph E. White
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Chromium oxides and lithiated chromium oxides were synthesized by thermal decomposition of chromium trioxide (CrO3) at high temperatures and oxygen pressures. Synthesis temperature and pressure markedly affect the performance of these cathode materials. Higher pressures lead to a higher O/Cr ratio and fewer impurities in the final product. These materials are stable intercalation hosts for lithium, and exhibit a higher capacity than any of the prominent positive electrodes used in secondary lithium batteries. m-CrOx has a capacity of 255 mAh/g, while m-LiCrOx has a capacity of 210 mAh/g, during the first discharge. The average …
Resurrecting The Dodo: The Unfortunate Re-Emergence Of The Puffery Defense In Private Securities Actions, Jennifer O'Hare
Resurrecting The Dodo: The Unfortunate Re-Emergence Of The Puffery Defense In Private Securities Actions, Jennifer O'Hare
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The conventional wisdom is that the puffery defense is inapplicable in securities regulation. However, appellate courts in almost every federal circuit have recently used the puffery defense to dismiss private securities fraud actions that were based on vague statements of corporate optimism. This Article demonstrates that the courts have misused the puffery defense and have improperly insulated companies from liability for their misrepresentations. It contends that the assumptions justifying the use of the puffery defense are not present in securities transactions and that the federal securities laws have expressly rejected the very doctrine underlying the puffery defense-caveat emptor. Arguing that …
All Agents Are Not Created Equal, Michael N. Huhns, Munindar P. Singh
All Agents Are Not Created Equal, Michael N. Huhns, Munindar P. Singh
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As the technology advances, we can expect the development of specialized agents to be used as standardized building blocks for information systems. Two trends lend credence to such a prediction. First, software systems in general are being constructed with larger components, such as ActiveX and JavaBeans, which are becoming closer to being agents themselves. They have more functionality than simple objects, respond to events autonomously, and, most importantly, respond to system builders at development time, as well as to events at runtime. Moreover, there is a move toward more cooperative information systems, in which the architecture itself plays an important …
Interlaboratory Comparison Of Electron Probe Microanalysis Of Glass Geochemistry, J. B. Hunt, P. D. Clift, C. Lacasse, T. L. Vallier, R. Werner
Interlaboratory Comparison Of Electron Probe Microanalysis Of Glass Geochemistry, J. B. Hunt, P. D. Clift, C. Lacasse, T. L. Vallier, R. Werner
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Tephrochronology commonly relies upon grain-discrete analysis of glass shards to reveal the subtle geochemical differences between tephras from past explosive volcanic eruptions. The use of electron probe microanalysis for this purpose is widely accepted by tephrochronologists. In addition, it is recognized widely that both precision and accuracy must be maximized, and that rigorous standardization procedures must be followed. In this paper, the performance of five electron microprobe centers used in the analysis of glass sharts from Leg 152 tephras is compared, using a geochemically homogeneous obsidian secondary standard. The results reveal the compatibility of most of the participatnats, supporting the …
Management, Adaptation And Large-Scale Environmental Change, Lawrence C. Hamilton, Cynthia M. Duncan, Nicholas E. Flanders
Management, Adaptation And Large-Scale Environmental Change, Lawrence C. Hamilton, Cynthia M. Duncan, Nicholas E. Flanders
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No abstract provided.
Chaos, Complexity, And Coevolution: The Web Of Law, Management Theory, And Law Related Services At The Millennium, Thomas Geu
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No abstract provided.
History Of Tribal Courts, Frank Pommersheim
History Of Tribal Courts, Frank Pommersheim
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No abstract provided.
Case Survey: A Brief Survey Of Selected South Dakota Supreme Court Cases Decided In 1997, Thomas Simmons
Case Survey: A Brief Survey Of Selected South Dakota Supreme Court Cases Decided In 1997, Thomas Simmons
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Covering cases following under the subject headings of Arbitration, Attorneys, Contracts, Electricity, Schools, Tax, and Wills.
Cognitive Agents, Michael N. Huhns, Munindar P. Singh
Cognitive Agents, Michael N. Huhns, Munindar P. Singh
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Several researchers have proposed using cognitive concepts as a semantic basis for agent communications (M.N. Huhns and M.P. Singh, 1997). One of the leading candidates for such a semantics is based on Arcol, the communication language used within Artimis. Interestingly, this application (not only of Arcol, but also in general) appears extremely misguided. The intentional concepts are well suited to designing agents, but are not suited to giving a basis to a public, standardizable view of communication. A challenge for using the cognitive concepts is that although they are natural in several respects and can guide implementations, full blown implementations …
Personal Assistants, Michael N. Huhns, Munindar P. Singh
Personal Assistants, Michael N. Huhns, Munindar P. Singh
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Already there are simple personal agents to help with some of our shopping. There are agents to track stocks in our portfolios, advise us on how to use particular software products, and arrange meetings within corporate workgroups. However, none of these agents takes more than one aspect of our activities into account, nor do they adapt easily to our preferences. Personal assistants, on the other hand, are agents that can represent individuals on the Web. They help users in their day-to-day activities, especially those involving information retrieval, negotiation, or coordination. A personal assistant might schedule a meeting and then, based …
Anthropoid Agents, Michael N. Huhns, Munindar P. Singh
Anthropoid Agents, Michael N. Huhns, Munindar P. Singh
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In the study of agents on the Internet, we often ascribe to them human qualities, such as beliefs and intentions. These qualities are best understood as metaphors that give developers a way to talk about and design the capabilities and applications of agents. Despite all the progress in computing, users have been slow to accept the technology. They have often accepted what was thrown at them, but only under economic duress. Bringing the technology closer to their emotional needs might ease this resistance. So how can we put a human face on computing? Maybe by putting an animated face on …
Hearsay: Traps & Problem Issues, Paul C. Giannelli
Hearsay: Traps & Problem Issues, Paul C. Giannelli
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No abstract provided.
Commandeering, The Tenth Amendment, And The Federal Requisition Power: New York V. United States Revisited, Erik M. Jensen
Commandeering, The Tenth Amendment, And The Federal Requisition Power: New York V. United States Revisited, Erik M. Jensen
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The Supreme Court's recent Tenth Amendment decisions, New York v. United States and Printz v. United States, have relied on the original understanding to hold that the Congress may not compel state officials to enact or administer federal programs. We present evidence from the field of taxation that raises questions about the Court's originalist approach to the Tenth Amendment. We explain why the results in New York and Printz are superficially supported by the history of the widely discredited system of requisitions that prevailed under the Articles of Confederation: the Constitution created a system of indirect and direct taxation to …
Dominion, Dressing, Keeping, David Thomas Sumner
Dominion, Dressing, Keeping, David Thomas Sumner
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In this essay, David Sumner uses his experiences rafting on the Colorado River to juxtapose the Biblical notions of "dressing and keeping" with ethical environmentalism.
The Evolution Of Health Care Decision Making: The Political Paradigm And Beyond, Elizabeth Price Foley, Elizabeth C. Price
The Evolution Of Health Care Decision Making: The Political Paradigm And Beyond, Elizabeth Price Foley, Elizabeth C. Price
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The ascendancy of the political paradigm as the primary mode of health care decision-making is a natural evolutionary reaction to the unrestrained market paradigm. Although a certain of political intrusion into the health care marketplace is both necessary and useful, it has the potential to unravel the efficiencies achieved by managed care. Overzealous intervention in the health care market in the name of "reform" may cause the health care decision-making pendulum to swing back to the provider paradigm, with its tendency to escalate health care costs and diminish access. One possible way to achieve decision-making equilibrium and and end the …
Sr‐ And Ni‐Doped Lacoo3 And Lafeo3 Perovskites: New Cathode Materials For Solid‐Oxide Fuel Cells, Kevin Huang, Hee Y. Lee, John B. Goodenough
Sr‐ And Ni‐Doped Lacoo3 And Lafeo3 Perovskites: New Cathode Materials For Solid‐Oxide Fuel Cells, Kevin Huang, Hee Y. Lee, John B. Goodenough
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An improved cathode material for a solid‐oxide fuel cell would be a mixed electronic and oxide‐ion conductor with a good catalytic activity for oxygen reduction at an operating temperature T op ≥ 700°C and a thermal expansion matched to that of the electrolyte and interconnect. We report on the properties of Sr‐ and Ni‐doped LaCoO3 and LaFeO3 perovskites that meet these criteria. Single‐phase regions were determined by X‐ray diffraction, and thermogravimetric analysis measurements were used to obtain the temperatures above which oxygen loss, and hence oxide‐ion conductivity, occurs. The conductivity and Seebeck measurements indicate the coexistence of both …
Constructing A Partnership With The Community: Distance Education, Ronnie G. Bankston
Constructing A Partnership With The Community: Distance Education, Ronnie G. Bankston
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The Department of Communication Studies at the University of Northern Iowa has made a commitment to establish and maintain partnerships with its Iowa Communications Network (ICN) based learning communities and with the institutions of higher education throughout the state that facilitate the delivery of experiential learning to students. In January 1997; graduate student enrollment doubled when the department began offering programs in Communication Education and Public Relations over the ICN. The program has moved from a top-down pedagogical model to the creation of a partnership with its learning community. Students in the ICN Communication Education program must successfully complete a …