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Dialogue And Hierarchy In Charter Interpretation: A Comment On R. V. Mills, Jamie Cameron

Articles & Book Chapters

This case comment focuses on two issues of methodology: the first concerns constitutional interpretation and the democratic process, or the dialogue issue, and the second, the relationship between Charter guarantees, or the hierarchy issue. To set the stage, an initial section provides an overview of the Stinchcombe/O'Connor/Mills trilogy, and is followed by a more detailed analysis of Mills that examines the tension between judicial and legislative decision making, before considering how Parliament and the Court altered O'Connor's model for balancing the rights of the accused and complainants. On the latter issue, though the article does not comment in detail on …

Seeing The Students Behind The Stereotypes: The Perspective Of Three Preservice Teachers, Alison Cook-Sather, Ondrea Reisinger

Education Program Faculty Research and Scholarship

Stereotypes are a particularly insidious factor in the formation of pre‐ and in‐service teachers’ images of students. Teachers who rely on stereotypes rather than try to see the students behind them run the risk of letting cultural and individual biases work to their own disadvantage and to the disadvantage of the next generation of high school students. This article describes a project called Teaching and Learning Together that brings preservice teachers into direct dialogue with high school students with the goal of helping preservice teachers learn to attend to high school students and analyze the pedagogical implications of that attention …

Environmentalism In South Africa: A Sociopolitical Perspective, Farieda Khan

Macalester International

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Institutions And Economic Development: Some Thoughts On The Transition, Vasant A. Sukhatme

Macalester International

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Macalester International

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Competing Paradigms: Socioeconomic Development In South Africa, Pieter Le Roux

Macalester International

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Public Health In South Africa: Aids And Child Welfare, Peter Barron, Marian Jacobs

Macalester International

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Multicultural Feminism Transforming Democracy, Duchess Harris

Macalester International

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The Double Journey Of A Jewish-American Academic, David Itzkowitz

Macalester International

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Africa: Democratization, Cultural Pluralism, And The Challenge Of Political Order, Crawford Young

Macalester International

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Race And Democratization In South Africa, Bernard Magubane

Macalester International

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The Social Bandit After Apartheid, Leola Johnson

Macalester International

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South African Jews And Apartheid, Franklin Adler

Macalester International

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Editor's Note

Macalester International

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Labor Law For A Global Economy: The Uneasy Case For International Labor Standards, William B. Gould Iv

Nebraska Law Review

I. Introduction

II. The Policy Debate About International Labor Standards Today

III. What Should Be Done?

IV. The Appropriate Forum

V. Conclusion

Analysis Of The Merits Of Application Of The Principles Of New Public Management In The Restructuring Of The Maritime Administrations Of The Developing Countries, Sanjay Vikram Singh

World Maritime University Dissertations

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The Cyberspace Education Revolution : What Future For Met Maritime Education And Training Institutions?, Ailing Chen

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Moving To Zero : The Potential For Improving Environmental Protection Under The Discharge Regime Of Annex I Of Marpol 73/78, Md. Shafiqul Islam

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Ocean Governance, Azfar Bin Mohamad Mustafar

World Maritime University Dissertations

This is a study of the institutional aspect of ocean governance. As a great number of institutions are involved with ocean governance at the global level, the governance tends to be ineffective due to the overlap found in their roles. This study proposes

Valuation Of Port Assets : Impact On The Financial Performance Of Port And The National Economy, Martison Ankobiah

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Identifying And Reducing The Involvement Of Human Element In Collisions At Sea, Zhengjiang Liu

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Increased Port Productivity And Its Impact On The Jamaican Economy : A Case Study Of Kingston Terminal Operators Limited, Karen Joy Clarke

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Risk-Based Approach To Maritime Safety, Hui Xie

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Emerging Trends In Marine Insurance : Is There A Trend Towards Demutualisation Of Mutual Clubs?, Ramasamy Ravichandran

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Approaches To Distance Learning : An Evaluation Of Current Methodologies, Technologies And Operational Costs As An Alternative Means Of Course Delivery For Developing Country Academies, Elgin O'Dwyer C. Swapp

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Deferral: Consider Ending It Instead Of Expanding It, J. Clifton Fleming Jr.

Faculty Scholarship

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We Remember Marvin Pittman, Marvin L. Goss, Smith Callaway Banks, Marvin Summers Pittman

Bulloch County Historical Society Publications

Twenty-two alumni share their memories of Martin Pittman. Also included are selected statements by Dr. Pittman as well as a chronology of his life. Alumni who contributed their testimonies are: Louise Bennett, Hugh E. Boswell, Isaac N. Bunce, Rev. Carlton Carruth, Cherry Waldrep Clements, Nell Pittman Franklin, Mary Edith Andrews Geiger, Elois Mercer Daniel Hodges, Jewell Vandiver Hooleman, Dr. Alvin L. McLendon, Emolyn, Rainey Mount, Hilda Tippins Parker, Alice Hill Pierce Joseph D. Purvis, Frank Quattlebaum, Roxie Remley, C. D. Sheley, Julian Cecil Stanley, Jr. Jackie A Strange, Ben C. Tilman, Lestina Stanley Webb, and Delmas Wheeler.

Composition And Anaerobic Digestion Of Single And Combined Organic Fractions Of Municipal Solid Waste Of Dar Es Salaam, A K Kivaisi, J Mukisa

Tanzania Journal of Science

The composition of major categories of municipal solid waste (MSW) of Dar es salaam city was determined. Food remains and vegetable matter constituted 80-90% of the categories. Organic fractions of the individual categories contained 18-20 % total solid (TS), 30-50 % (dry weight) total fibre and 1-1.3 % nitrogen. The assorted organic fractions were tested for anaerobic conversion into biogas at 55°C in batch cultures for 14 days with a mixed population of microorganisms. At a substrate concentration of 6-8 g volatile solids per litre fermenter volume (g VS l-1 FV) individual fractions were degraded by 51-75% and gave methane …

December 30, 2000 (Pages 6871-6978), Pennsylvania Legislative Reference Bureau

Volume 30 (2000)

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Report On The Portland Downtown Plan (Final), Lord/Leblanc, Associated Economic Consultants

Ernie Bonner Collection

No abstract provided.