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Intra- And Inter-Religious Hate And Violence: A Psychosocial Model, Linda M. Woolf, Michael R. Hulsizer

Journal of Hate Studies

Hatred, discrimination, and violence in the name of religion are certainly not new phenomena, but rather date back through the historical record. The persecution of early Christians by the Romans and of Jews/Muslims during the Crusades are but two examples from history. Today, terrorist attacks in Israel, violence in Northern Ireland, ethnic conflict and genocide in the former Yugoslavia,and a host of other headlines remind us regularly that hatred and violence under the flag of religion still exist. However, for most individuals in the United States prior to September 11th, 2001, such violence was thought to occur primarily elsewhere on …

Images Of Slavery In The Early Church: Hatred Disguised As Love?, Kimberly Flint-Hamilton

Journal of Hate Studies

The Ardoyne neighborhood is not a place a tourist would want to visit. Its streets today are the front lines of what some would classify as a religious holy war, and are the regular backdrop for violent scenes of masked demonstrators, burning cars, and heavily armed soldiers and riot police. Guard towers, walls topped with barbed wire, armored cars, and helicopters are part of daily life in this area, but this neighborhood is not in the Middle East. Rather, it lies far to the north in Belfast, Northern Ireland, part of industrialized Western Europe. Here, row upon row of run-down …

The Role The Dutch Reformed Church Played In The Rise And Fall Of Apartheid, Jennifer Nelson

Journal of Hate Studies

The history of the Dutch settlers (later to become the Afrikaners), bound to their strong Calvinistic beliefs, became the cornerstone of white South African history in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The Great Trek (the emigration from the Eastern Cape Colony into the interior of Southern Africa by some 12,000 to 14,000 Dutch-speaking farmers between 1834 and the early 1840s) is regarded by Afrikaners as a central event of their history and the origin of their nationhood. It was during The Great Trek that the Afrikaans language and their unique culture developed. It was during this period that the Afrikaners’ …

Engendering Hate Crime Policy: Gender, The "Dilemma Of Difference," And The Creation Of Legal Subjects, Valerie Jenness

Journal of Hate Studies

Nearly six years after two women were bound and gagged and had their throats slit while camping and hiking in Shenandoah National Park, U.S. Attorney General John D. Ashcroft held a historic nationally televised press conferenceon April 11, 2002 to announce that the U.S. Justice Department invoked the federal hate crimes statute for the first time to charge the alleged murderer with hate crime. In announcing the indictment, Ashcroft spoke at length about his meeting with the parents of the victims and about the lives and characters of the young women: two Midwesterners who migrated to New England, met and …

A Century Of Genocide: Utopias Of Race And Nation, Beth Greenbaum

Journal of Hate Studies

Driven by thirst after just arriving at Auschwitz, told he can’t even break off an icicle to suck, Primo Levi asks, “Why?” A guard answers, “There is no ‘why’ here.” Why did this happen? Why did the Holocaust happen? Why do other genocides continue to happen? Eric D. Weitz, in his book A Century of Genocide: Utopias of Race and Nation, suggests a nation’s attempt to create a utopian society leads to genocide. His answer to this unanswerable, almost unaskable question—why—is courageous and fruitful.

A Civics Action: Interpreting Adequacy In State Constitutions Education Clauses, Joshua Gupta-Kagan

Faculty Scholarship

The antipathy of federal and state courts toward equal protection arguments in lawsuits challenging the public funding of education have forced education activists to search for alternative doctrinal hooks as they continue to seek reform in states' funding and management of schools. These activists have turned to state constitutions' education clauses, which impose duties on state governments to provide an "adequate" education for all children in the state. However, the art of defining and measuring an "adequate" education has advanced little beyond its state in 1973, when Justice Thurgood Marshall found the term unhelpful. In this Note, Josh Kagan surveys …

Robust Public Debate: Realizing Free Speech In Workplace Representation Elections, Kate Andrias

Faculty Scholarship

The First Amendment stands as a guarantor of political freedom and as the “guardian of our democracy.” It seeks to expand the vitality of public discourse in order to enable Americans to become aware of the issues before them and to pursue their ends fully and freely. As the Supreme Court wrote in the canonical case of New York Times Co. v . Sullivan, the First Amendment’s function is to create the “uninhibited, robust and wide-open” public debate necessary for the exercise of self-governance.

The Amendment plays a prominent role in the regulation of workplace representation elections, the process …

C-Club Hall Of Fame Banquet 2003, State University Of New York College At Cortland

C-Club Documents

The Hall of Fame Banquet welcomes inductees and celebrates the C-Club Hall of Fame at SUNY Cortland.

2003-2004 Team Guide, Men's Basketball, State University Of New York College At Cortland

Men’s Basketball Documents

This publication includes information on schedules, coaches, player profiles, and records.

2003-2004 Team Guide, Women's Ice Hockey, State University Of New York College At Cortland

Women’s Ice Hockey Documents

This publication includes information on schedules, coaches, player profiles, and records.

2003-2004 Team Guide, Men's Track & Field, State University Of New York College At Cortland

Men's Track & Field Documents

This publication includes information on schedules, coaches, player profiles, records, and team photographs.

2003 Ecac Gymnastics Championships Guide, State University Of New York College At Cortland

Women’s Gymnastics Documents

This publication includes information on schedules, coaches, player profiles, records, and team photographs. Competition hosted by SUNY Cortland.

2003-2004 Team Guide, Wrestling, State University Of New York College At Cortland

Wrestling Documents

This publication includes information on schedules, coaches, player profiles, and records.

From North Carolina To Kwazulu Natal: World Library Partnership, Donna L. Nixon

Faculty Publications

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The Desert Shall Blossom As The Rose : Pioneering Irrigation / John A. Widtsoe, J. Michael Hunter

Faculty Publications

Beginning in 1847 Mormon pioneers used irrigation or the artificial application of water to land and soil in order to establish an agrarian system in Utah’s sub-humid Salt Lake Valley. Early leaders and members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) viewed irrigation as a means of fulfilling the biblical prophecy of Isaiah, “The desert shall rejoice, and blossom as the rose” (Isaiah 35:1), although early pioneers and leaders realized that the Salt Lake Valley was not exactly a desert. In fact, some Mormon leaders described it as a “rich fertile valley.” Although a few Mormon …

From The Individual To Individualism: A Critique Of The Helping Professions, Timothy B. Smith, Matthew R. Draper

Faculty Publications

Individualistic values characterize contemporary society and many popular approaches to mental health treatment. This paper critiques the individualistic values embedded in the helping professions that implicitly contradict the teachings ofJesus Christ, the surest foundation for mental health interventions. Members of AMCAP are encouraged to search out and replace problematic values that contradict gospel teachings which have been integrated into contemporary mental health practice.

Vol. 6, No. 2: In Tribute: Hamlet J. ("Chips") Barry, Iii, W. Curtis Graves

Water Law Review

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We Don't Do Groundwater: A Morsel Of California Legal History, Joseph L. Sax

Water Law Review

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Watering Growth In Colorado: Swept Along By The Current Or Choosing A Better Line?, Peter D. Nichols, Douglas S. Kenney

Water Law Review

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An Upper Basin Perspective On California's Claims To Water From The Colorado River Part Ii: The Development, Implementation And Collapse Of California's Plan To Live Within Its Basic Apportionment, James S. Lochhead

Water Law Review

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The Costilla Creek Compact, Kenneth W. Knox

Water Law Review

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Counties Wresting Control: Local Responses To California's Statewide Water Market, Ellen Hanak, Caitlin Dyckman

Water Law Review

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The Blind Man And The Elephant: Describing Drought In Colorado, Sarah Klahn

Water Law Review

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Teddy Roosevelt On Western Water Issues, Hamlet J. Chips Barry

Water Law Review

No abstract provided.

Recent Developments Concerning State Engineer Rulemaking Authority For The South Platte River Basin, Mike Shimmin

Water Law Review

No abstract provided.

Colorado Water Congress Workshop On Senate Bill 73, Rebekah S. King

Water Law Review

No abstract provided.

Washoe County V. United States, 319 F.3d 1320 (Fed. Cir. 2003), Mark Shea

Water Law Review

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Envtl. Def. Ctr., Inc. V. United States Envtl. Prot. Agency, 319 F.3d 398 (9th Cir. 2003), Adriano Martinez

Water Law Review

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League Of Wilderness Defenders V. Forsgren, 309 F.3d 1181 (9th Cir. 2002), Jared Ellis

Water Law Review

No abstract provided.

Mcabee V. City Of Fort Payne, 318 F.3d 1248 (11th Cir. 2003), Holly Shook

Water Law Review

No abstract provided.