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Is It Time For Lawyer Profiles?, Steven K. Berenson

Fordham Law Review

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The Ethics Of Middle-Class Access To Legal Services And What We Can Learn From The Medical Profession's Shift To A Corporate Paradigm, George C. Harris, Derek F. Foran

Fordham Law Review

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Middle-Class Lawyering In The Age Of Alzheimer's: The Lawyer's Duties In Representing A Fiduciary, Patrick Emery Longan

Fordham Law Review

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The Advocate As Witness: Understanding Context, Culture And Client, Judith A. Mcmorrow

Fordham Law Review

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Providing Legal Services For The Middle Class In Cyberspace: The Promise And Challenge Of On-Line Dispute Resolution, Louise Ellen Teitz

Fordham Law Review

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What Big Eyes And Ears You Have!: A New Regime For Covert Governmental Surveillance, Mark G. Young

Fordham Law Review

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Cultural Compentency And Native Women: A Guide For Non-Natives Who Advocate For Battered Women And Rape Victims., C. Maicki

Native Health Database Full Text

This guide was written for non-Native Advocates to (1) increase respect and accessibility for victims of violence who are Native women, (2) improve knowledge and skills of non-Natives who advocate for Native women, (3) eliminate racism within local programs and state, national coalitions, and (4) promote collaboration between non-Native organizations and Native Nations. THIS GUIDE MAY BE PURCHASED FROM THE SACRED CIRCLE.

Preferred Leadership Of Ncaa Division I And Ii Intercollegiate Student-Athletes, Joel W. Beam

UNF Graduate Theses and Dissertations

The purpose of this study was to examine the differences of student-athletes' preferred leadership behavior for their coaches based on gender, competition level, task dependence, and task variability. Four hundred and eight male and female student-athletes from four NCAA Division I and six Division II universities expressed their preferences using the Revised Leadership Scale for Sport (RLSS) (Zhang, Jensen, & Mann, 1997). The preference version of the RLSS included six behavior dimensions, autocratic, democratic, positive feedback, situational consideration, social support, and training and instruction behaviors.

A split-plot ANOVA was performed on the individual preference scores grouped by gender, competition level, …

Mentors Or Friends: Confucius And Aristotle On Equality And Ethical Development In Friendship, Sor-Hoon Tan

Research Collection School of Social Sciences

In Thinking from the Han, David Hall and Roger Ames compare Plato's - and Confucius's views of friendship in relation to the question of transcendence and arrive at the sad conclusion that Socrates and Confucius could not be friends. "Socratic irony would not allow the inequality Confucius requires as a means of self-betterment. Confucius would not permit he and Socrates to hold all things in common." Along the way, they articulate an understanding of Confucius’ view of friendship as "a one-directional relationship in which one extends oneself by association with one who has attained a higher level of realization." Hall …

Judicial Review Of Export Control Determinations, Dean A. Pinkert, Thomas D. Blanford

Brooklyn Journal of International Law

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The Information Technology Agreement: Building A Global Information Infrastructure While Avoiding Customs Classification Disputes: A Perspective For The Customs Practitioner, Joseph Tasker, Jr.

Brooklyn Journal of International Law

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Lis Pendes And Forum Non Conveniens At The Hague Conference: The Preliminary Draft Convention On Jurisdiction And Foreign Judgements In Civil And Commercial Matters, Martine Stuckelberg

Brooklyn Journal of International Law

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Historical Retrospective And The Future Role And Jurisdiction Of The U.S. Supreme Court Of International Trade Bar Association, Stephen M. Deluca

Brooklyn Journal of International Law

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Bibliography: Labor Law And Industrial Relations In Central And Eastern Europe, 1989-1999: A Select Annotated Bibliography, Maria Okonska

Brooklyn Journal of International Law

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The Globalization Of International Trade Litigation: Ad/Cvd Litigation - Which Forum And Which Law, Elizabeth C. Seastrum, Myles S. Getlan

Brooklyn Journal of International Law

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Andrew P. Vance Memorial Writing Competition Winner: Corporate Factory/Supplier Monitoring Programs And The Failure Of International Law In Regulating Indian Factory Conditions, Marc J. Monte

Brooklyn Journal of International Law

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Barriers To Entry In Mexican Telecommunications: Problems And Solutions, D. Daniel Sokol

Brooklyn Journal of International Law

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Relations Between Regulation, Competition Policy And Consumer Protection In Telecommunications, Electricity And Water Supply, Gesner De Oliveira, Sergio Goldbaum

Brooklyn Journal of International Law

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Is It Time For An International Agreement On Uncompetitive Public Sector Practices?, Shanker A. Singham

Brooklyn Journal of International Law

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Confronting The "Problem" Of Third Party Expenditures In United Kingdom Election Law, Andrew C. Geddis

Brooklyn Journal of International Law

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The Sec's (Changing?) Stance On Ias, Maureen Peyton King

Brooklyn Journal of International Law

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Internet Communication Standards For The 21st Century: International Terrorism Must Force The U.S. To Adopt "Carnivore" And New Electronic Surveillance Standards, Seth R. Merl

Brooklyn Journal of International Law

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Clinton's Legacy On Indigenous Issues, David E. Wilkins

Jepson School of Leadership Studies articles, book chapters and other publications

The president, of course, has not express constitutional responsibility for Indian nations—that is a power reserved to the Congress under the commerce clause. Nevertheless, it is to the president, dating back to George Washington, who had an active hand in Indian affairs through the treaty process, that tribal nations and their leaders have most often looked to gauge the federal government's character and commitment to fulfill the nation's historic treaty and ongoing trust obligations to indigenous people.

Judicial Terror Confronts Indian Nations, David E. Wilkins

Jepson School of Leadership Studies articles, book chapters and other publications

As the Bush Administration broadens its constitutionally problematic assault on real and alleged terrorists, both home and abroad, endangering the very rights and liberties it accused Osama bin Laden of savagely attacking, the judicial branch of the government, occupied by a majority of conservative justices, is doing its part to shatter the sovereign rights and economic liberties of indigenous nations.

Ay 2000/2001 Fs Meeting Minutes, 2000-10-18, Faculty Senate

Faculty Senate Archives

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Recent Articles Of Interest

Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies

A listing of recent articles related to the subject of the publication.

Ay 2000/2001 Sec Meeting Minutes, 2000-11-29, Faculty Senate

Faculty Senate Archives

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The Voices From The Sanctuary: The Female Narrators Of J M Coetzee's In The Heart Of The Country And Doris Lessing's Memoirs Of A Survivor, James L. Forman

Masters Theses

In both In the Heart of the Country (1977) by J. M. Coetzee and The Memoirs of a Survivor (1974) by Doris Lessing, a female narrator fabricates a sanctuary—mental rather than physical—that enables each woman to challenge, deflect, or adapt to a conflict and that shelters her from a hostile, patriarchal society. For Coetzee's narrator (Magda) in In the Heart of the Country, writing, rewriting, and editing provide the necessary devices to establish her asylum in her quest for identity. For Lessing's narrator (the survivor) in The Memoirs of a Survivor, escaping behind the wall allows her to …

Pet Bonding And Pet Bereavement Among Adults, Kelli Brosam

Masters Theses

This study was designed to examine the relationship between the intensity of bonding and grief responses among adults following the death of their dogs or cats. Three hypotheses were considered: 1) The strength of the bond between an adult and a pet will predict the intensity of grief following the death of that pet. Specifically, adults who are more strongly bonded with a pet will experience more intense grief following the death of that pet than adults who are less strongly bonded. 2) Regardless of type of animal, women will be more highly bonded to pets, and women will report …

System Security In An Open Lab Environment, Erik Quist

Masters Theses

This thesis presents a system security process for computer workstations in a university open lab environment, which was developed and implemented for the Lumpkin Hall Computer Labs at Eastern Illinois University (EIU). The system security includes the use of policies and NTFS permissions, registry hacks and script files. These techniques were applied to a mixture of Windows NT 4.0 service pack 6a and Windows 2000 Professional workstations in the Lumpkin Hall Computer Labs. They were then tested for appropriate security setup using a Network Security Checksheet and a survey. The Network Security Checksheet ensured that all of the workstations were …