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Asian Land Conflicts And The Great Transformation, Brian Z. Tamanaha
Asian Land Conflicts And The Great Transformation, Brian Z. Tamanaha
Scholarship@WashULaw
In The Great Transformation (1944), Karl Polanyi described the modern era in terms of the transformation of labor, land, and money into commodities, and the expansion of the market as the basic organizing principle of society—a transformation championed by liberal economic theory. This transformation brought enormous social dislocation and mass poverty, while the wealthy benefited the most. Polanyi opposed the nigh total destruction of traditional communities that had previously given meaning to peoples’ lives, and the dismal living conditions and economic insecurity of laboring masses that resulted. Central elements of Polanyi’s account are playing out today across the terrain of …
Legal Pluralism Across The Global South: Colonial Origins And Contemporary Consequences, Brian Z. Tamanaha
Legal Pluralism Across The Global South: Colonial Origins And Contemporary Consequences, Brian Z. Tamanaha
Scholarship@WashULaw
This essay conveys past and present legally plural situations across the Global South, highlighting critical issues. It provides readers with a deep sense of legal pluralism and an appreciation of its complexity and the consequences that follow. A brief overview of colonization sets the stage, followed by an extended discussion of colonial indirect rule, which formed the basis for political and legal pluralism. Thereafter, showing the continuity from past to present, I discuss the transformation-invention of customary law, socially embedded village tribunals, enhancement of the power of traditional elites, uncertainty and conflict over land, clashes between customary and religious law …
On Bankruptcy’S Promethean Gap: Building Enslaving Capacity Into The Antebellum Administrative State, Rafael I. Pardo
On Bankruptcy’S Promethean Gap: Building Enslaving Capacity Into The Antebellum Administrative State, Rafael I. Pardo
Scholarship@WashULaw
As the United States contends with the economic crisis triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic, federal bankruptcy law is one tool that can be used to resolve the financial distress suffered by individuals and businesses. When implementing this remedy, the question arises whether the law’s application should be viewed as limited to addressing private debt matters, without regard for the public interest. This Article answers the question by looking to modern U.S. bankruptcy law’s first forebear, the 1841 Bankruptcy Act, which Congress enacted in response to the depressed economic conditions following the Panic of 1837. That legislation created a judicially administered …
Migrant Labor Market Coercion: A Hayekian Approach, Daydeon Baron-Galbavi
Migrant Labor Market Coercion: A Hayekian Approach, Daydeon Baron-Galbavi
Student Scholarship
No abstract provided.
Funding On Empty, Carter Hall
Liberal Democracy In An Era Of Populism: An Analysis Of The Shifting Cultures Of Democracy, Abby Henry
Liberal Democracy In An Era Of Populism: An Analysis Of The Shifting Cultures Of Democracy, Abby Henry
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No abstract provided.
The 2014 “Migrant Crisis” In The Us: What Does It Mean To Respond With Humanitarianism Or Deterrence, Jacqueline Figueroa
The 2014 “Migrant Crisis” In The Us: What Does It Mean To Respond With Humanitarianism Or Deterrence, Jacqueline Figueroa
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No abstract provided.
The Impact Of Tank Size And Hormone Concentrations On Male-Male Clasping In Xenopus Laevis, Gabrielle P. Dufresne
The Impact Of Tank Size And Hormone Concentrations On Male-Male Clasping In Xenopus Laevis, Gabrielle P. Dufresne
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No abstract provided.
Baking During Covid-19: Coping, Connecting, Creating, Ellen Pitstick
Baking During Covid-19: Coping, Connecting, Creating, Ellen Pitstick
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No abstract provided.
Non-Reporting: A Systemic Epidemic, Millie Ball
Non-Reporting: A Systemic Epidemic, Millie Ball
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No abstract provided.
Role Of Histone Modifications In Novel Epigenetic Uv Hyper-Resistance Phenotype In Saccharomyces Cerevisiae, Clairine Larsen
Role Of Histone Modifications In Novel Epigenetic Uv Hyper-Resistance Phenotype In Saccharomyces Cerevisiae, Clairine Larsen
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No abstract provided.
Emotional Intelligence And Mental Well-Being Among College Student Athletes, Kelly O’Neill
Emotional Intelligence And Mental Well-Being Among College Student Athletes, Kelly O’Neill
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No abstract provided.
Investigation Of The Relationships Between Component Side-Chain Identity And Bulk Material Properties Of Donor-Acceptor Columnar Liquid Crystals, Heaven Wade
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Social Integration And High Achieving Columbus City Students: A Comprehensive Analysis, Maxwell Newton
Social Integration And High Achieving Columbus City Students: A Comprehensive Analysis, Maxwell Newton
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No abstract provided.
I Can't Be A Good Black Woman, Temitope Sholola
I Can't Be A Good Black Woman, Temitope Sholola
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Modern Antisemitism In Progressive Circles?, Jacob Dennen
Modern Antisemitism In Progressive Circles?, Jacob Dennen
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No abstract provided.
The Spaces In-Between, Shruti Shankar
A New Liberation Theology Ending Racial Violence And Stigmatization: Theological Lessons From Black Lives Matter And Free Palestine, Rachel Duvall, Destiny Gonzalez
A New Liberation Theology Ending Racial Violence And Stigmatization: Theological Lessons From Black Lives Matter And Free Palestine, Rachel Duvall, Destiny Gonzalez
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No abstract provided.
At The Bargaining Table: General Electric And The Jeffrey Manufacturing Company (A Case Study), Ethan Horgan
At The Bargaining Table: General Electric And The Jeffrey Manufacturing Company (A Case Study), Ethan Horgan
Student Scholarship
No abstract provided.
The Economic Implications Of The Belt And Road Initiative Through Case Studies Of Tajikistan And Italy, Sham Khuseynov, Soham Changani
The Economic Implications Of The Belt And Road Initiative Through Case Studies Of Tajikistan And Italy, Sham Khuseynov, Soham Changani
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No abstract provided.
Silencing The Scapegoat: Analysis Of The Coverage Of Anti-Asian Violence By The Columbus Dispatch, Nhi Le
Silencing The Scapegoat: Analysis Of The Coverage Of Anti-Asian Violence By The Columbus Dispatch, Nhi Le
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No abstract provided.
Ghostly Bodies: A Site Of Haunting, Alexis Noga
Ghostly Bodies: A Site Of Haunting, Alexis Noga
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Missing Pages, Genevieve Pfister
An Economic Observation Of South Korea’S Manufacturing And Service Sectors Through The Lens Of Input Output, Theil Index, And Employment Analyses, Hao Nguyen
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No abstract provided.
American Stories: How Narratives Of Individualism Uphold Whiteness In The Post Civil-Rights Era, Aaron Skubby
American Stories: How Narratives Of Individualism Uphold Whiteness In The Post Civil-Rights Era, Aaron Skubby
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No abstract provided.
“Can You Hear Me?”: Facilitating Social And Emotional Learning In Licking County Elementary School Students In The Midst Of The Covid-19 Pandemic, Zoe Smith
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No abstract provided.
The Socioemotional Support And Mental Health Resource Accessibility For Vulnerable Youth Populations In Licking County, Jessica Spitzer
The Socioemotional Support And Mental Health Resource Accessibility For Vulnerable Youth Populations In Licking County, Jessica Spitzer
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No abstract provided.
The Packet Rats Of The Yankee Hell-Ships: Class Identity In Chanties On Trans-Atlantic Packet Ships, 1820-1850, Theodore Stahl
The Packet Rats Of The Yankee Hell-Ships: Class Identity In Chanties On Trans-Atlantic Packet Ships, 1820-1850, Theodore Stahl
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No abstract provided.
The Price To Save Lives: Funding For Treatment Centers In America’S Opioid Crisis, Kieran Sutliff
The Price To Save Lives: Funding For Treatment Centers In America’S Opioid Crisis, Kieran Sutliff
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No abstract provided.
Wage Theft Criminalization, Benjamin Levin
Wage Theft Criminalization, Benjamin Levin
Scholarship@WashULaw
Over the past decade, workers’ rights activists and legal scholars have embraced the language of “wage theft” in describing the abuses of the contemporary workplace. The phrase invokes a certain moral clarity: theft is wrong. The phrase is not merely a rhetorical flourish. Increasingly, it has a specific content for activists, politicians, advocates, and academics: wage theft speaks the language of criminal law, and wage theft is a crime that should be punished. Harshly. Self-proclaimed “progressive prosecutors” have made wage theft cases a priority, and left-leaning politicians in the United States and abroad have begun to propose more criminal statutes …