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Bridgewater Magazine, Volume 9, Number 2, Winter 1999, Bridgewater State College

Bridgewater Magazine

Profiles of alumni Frederick and Carrie Kulick-Clark. Also College News, Alumni Updates, and Class Notes.

Bridgewater Magazine, Volume 10, Number 1, Fall 1999, Bridgewater State College

Bridgewater Magazine

Features include a celebratory look at Adrian Tinsley’s ten years of service as college president and an article about the college’s cabinet. Also College News, Alumni Profiles, Alumni Updates, and Class Notes.

Depression And Moral Health: A Response To The Commentary, Mike W. Martin

Philosophy Faculty Articles and Research

S. Nassir Ghaemi tells us that whereas "neurologists are sometimes accused of admiring disease rather than treating it," psychiatrists seek to cure disease even when they do not understand it. At the same time, he notes that Freud had both theoretical and practical interests that occasionally point in different directions, and psychiatrists have learned that theoretical understanding of the sources of suffering does not always translate directly into useful clinical practice. For their part, philosophers are often criticized for indulging in armchair speculation that yields neither empirical understanding nor practical efficacy. Writing as a philosopher in "Depression: Illness, Insight, and …

Depression: Illness, Insight, And Identity, Mike W. Martin

Philosophy Faculty Articles and Research

Depression needs to be understood within interdisciplinary scientific, biopsychosocial, therapeutic frameworks, but it also has a moral dimension. The tendency to oppose moral and therapeutic perspectives, as well as to replace moral outlooks with mental-health outlooks, handicaps thinking about depression and many other topics. John Stuart Mill's midlife crisis illustrates how an experience of depression can be both a sickness and a source of moral insight. Furthermore, therapy has a moral dimension, and conversely a humane outlook is interwoven with health-oriented approaches and avoids excessive blaming and guilt. Complicating matters, depression sometimes undermines moral autonomy, and there is a continuum …

Is Managed Care Good For What Ails You - Ruminations On Race, Age And Class, Frank M. Mcclellan

Villanova Law Review (1956 - )

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Two Sides Of The Same Coin--Hazardous Waste Siting On Indian Reservations And In Minority Communities, Jeffrey R. Cluett

UC Law Environmental Journal

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Iso 14001, Audit Privilege And A Word Of Caution--From Remarks At Hastings West-Northwest Symposium, Jerry Speir

UC Law Environmental Journal

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Nastygram Federalism: A Look At Federal Environmental Self-Audit Policy, David N. Cassuto

UC Law Environmental Journal

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The Good Neighbor Agreement: Environmental Excellence Without Compromise, Marianne F. Adriatico

UC Law Environmental Journal

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Affirmative Action Plan, 1999-2000, Affirmative Action Plan 1999-00 Working Team

Affirmative Action Reports

Illinois State University Affirmative Action Plan

From Consumer Sovereignty To Cost-Benefit Analysis: An Incompletely Theorized Agreement, Cass R. Sunstein

Articles

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Is The Clean Air Act Unconstitutional?, Cass R. Sunstein

Articles

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Must Formalism Be Defended Empirically ?, Cass R. Sunstein

Articles

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The New Formalism In United States Foreign Relations Law, Jack L. Goldsmith

Articles

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Liberty, Patriarchy, And Feminism, Richard A. Epstein

Articles

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Regulatory Protectionism And The Law Of International Trade, Alan O. Sykes

Articles

A wide array of policy instruments can protect domestic firms against foreign competition. Regulatory measures that raise the costs of foreign firms relative to domestic firms are exceptionally wasteful protectionist devices, however, with deadweight costs that can greatly exceed those of traditional protectionist instruments such as tariffs and quotas. This Article develops the welfare economics of regulatory protectionism and a related political economy analysis of the national and international legal systems that must confront it, including the WTO, the NAFTA, the European Union, and the United States federal system. It explains why regulatory measures that serve no purpose other than …

Matson, Elizabeth "Libby" Oral History Interview, Doris Meyer

Emeriti Society Oral History Collection

Professor of Health and Physical Education, Chairperson of Physical Education for Women (1945-1981). Topics include:Stockton College/College of the Pacific relationship instructors and joint appointments, athletics, Amos Alonzo Stagg days at College of the Pacific, faculty for Physical Education/Health/Recreation, play days, intramurals, women’s athletics, love of Pacific, caring attitude toward students.

Student-Staff Directory 1999-00, University Of Minnesota, Morris

UMN Morris Directories

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From World Trade Law To World Competition Law, Freidl Weiss

Fordham International Law Journal

The WTO has become the chosen forum for various trade-related additional policies and provisions such as Trade Related Environmental Measures (‘TREMS‘), TRIMS, TRIPS, and possibly in the future, competition and investment rules. The TRIPS, as is well known, owes its existence to trade-offs with DCs, which have still not been fully implemented. Future additional policies, if controversial, would need to be justified separately on economic grounds, or risk failure. Detailed multilateral competition rules will undoubtedly be adopted one day. I believe, however, that the time is not yet ripe for a comprehensive agreement, except perhaps on the most abstract of …

Alternative Maps For Navigating The First Amendment Maze, Alan E. Brownstein

Constitutional Commentary, Vols 1–36 (1984–2022)

Alternative Maps for Navigating the First Amendment Maze: a review essay of: The First Amendment. By Daniel Farber. Foundation Press. New York, NY. 1998. Pp. xi, 298. Reviewed by: Alan E. Brownstein

Constitutional Comparisons And Converging Histories: Historical Developments In Equal Educational Opportunity Under The Fourteenth Amendment Of The United States Constitution And The New South African Constitution, Alfreda A. Sellers Diamond

UC Law Constitutional Quarterly

The black populations in both the United States and South Africa continue to suffer under the legacy of past discrimination and unequal educational opportunity. In both countries, the constitutional revisions eliminating state-sanctioned racial discrimination failed to alleviate the disadvantages experienced by blacks in terms of socioeconomic status, educational opportunity and political power.

America's post-emancipation history, including the Plessy v. Ferguson and Brown v. Board of Education Supreme Court jurisprudence, shows that the removal of de jure racial discrimination and constitutionally countenanced unequal treatment is not enough to repair the damage and lingering effects caused by former discrimination. Rather, more affirmative …

Researching Labor Arbitration And Alternative Dispute Resolution In Employment, Suzanne Thorpe, Laura J. Cooper

Articles

What kinds of information can we expect to find when doing research in alternative dispute resolution? To the extent that ordinary issues of law arise when considering methods of alternative dispute resolution, such as whether an agreement to arbitrate is judicially enforceable or whether communications in the course of mediation enjoy an evidentiary privilege, ordinary sources of legal research remain appropriate. This research guide generally does not describe those research

The Ada In Turmoil: Judicial Dissonance, The Supreme Court's Response, And The Future Of Disability Discrimination Law, Stephen F. Befort, Holly Lindquist Thomas

Articles

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) 1 was enacted in 1990 with considerable fanfare and support. A broad-based coalition of supporters testified in favor of the legislation before committee hearings 2 and both houses of Congress passed the legislation by wide margins. 3 President George Bush, in signing the ADA into law, described the new statute as "an historic opportunity" 4 representing "the full flowering of our democratic principles." 5

American Prisons At The Beginning Of The Twenty-First Century, Michael Tonry, Joan Petersilia

Articles

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More Light Thoughts And Night Thoughts On The American Family, Judith T. Younger

Articles

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Mental Illness And Long-Term Disability Plans Under The Americans With Disabilities Act, Stephen F. Befort

Articles

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Rule 26(C)(7) Protective Orders: Just What Are You Hiding Under There, Anyway?, Ross T. Turner

Kentucky Law Journal

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"[B]Etween The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea:"* A Look At The Fifth Amendment Implications Of Probation Programs For Sex Offenders Requiring Mandatory Admissions Of Guilt, Brendan J. Shevlin

Kentucky Law Journal

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Gender In The Construction Of The Lawyer’S Persona (Review Essay), Susan Carle

Feminist Scholarship

INTRODUCTION The overarching question motivating this Review Essay is whether- and, if so, in what ways-we should understand lawyering roles to be gendered. I examine this question by reviewing Kathryn Kish Sklar's recent biography of Florence Kelley, an early "public interest" lawyer and social activist whom Felix Frankfurter described as the woman who had "the largest single share in shaping the social history of the United States during the first thirty years of this century." Sklar's meticulous research provides us with new information about a dimension of Kelley's life that is overshadowed by Kelley's public persona as a social reformer …

San Diego Metropolitics, Myron Orfield

Studies

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