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25 Years Of Sports Law Scholarship: The History Of The Marquette Sports Law Journal/Review , Paul M. Anderson

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Labor In Nippon Professional Baseball And The Future Of Player Transfers To Major League Baseball, Keiji Kawai, Matt Nichol

Marquette Sports Law Review

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2014 Annual Survey: Recent Developments In Sports Law, Krista D. Brown

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Ohio And Sports Law, Adam Epstein

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Taking The Training Wheels Off Mls: Why The Single Entity Antitrust Exemption Should No Longer Apply, Tyler A. Coppage

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Internet Piracy Of Sports Broadcasts: Finding The Solution In The United Kingdom And The United States, Antwayne Robertson

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Three's A Crowd: A Look At Potential Troubles Created By Third-Party Standing When Bringing A Title Ix Claim, Taylor A. Wilson

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Without Thanks To Richie Incognito: Should Employers Owe A Duty To Employees To Protect Against Psychological Harm From Status-Blind Bullying In The Workplace?, Samuel L. Gurney

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Commercialisation Of Sports Data: Rights Of Event Owners Over Information And Statistics Generated About Their Sports Events, Christian Frodl

Marquette Sports Law Review

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A Comparative Analysis Of American And Canadian Antitrust And Labor Laws As Applied To Professional Sports League Lockouts And Potential Solutions To Prevent Their Occurrence, Jo-Annie Charbonneau

Marquette Sports Law Review

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The Washington Redskins' Deflating Hope: The Lanham Act Survives The First Amendment Challenge, Hammad Rasul

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Sports, Doping, And The Regulatory "Tipping Point", Dionne L. Koller

Marquette Sports Law Review

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The Predominate Goliath: Why Pay-To-Play Daily Fantasy Sports Are Games Of Skill Under The Dominant Factor Test, Jeffrey C. Meehan

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Aereo, Sports Leagues' Favorite Cookie?: An Analysis Of Its Impact On Professional Sports Leagues' Exclusive Rights, Technological Innovation, And Consumer Welfare, Candy P. Reyes

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Book Review: The Code Of The Court Of Arbitration For Sport: Commentary, Cases, And Materials, Matthew J. Mitten

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Bending The Rules To Change The Rule? Was The National Football League's Domestic Violence Policy Collectively Bargained For?, Sean P. Mccarthy

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Index, Sean P. Mccarthy

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Carnival, Protest, And Community Identity: West Louisville And The Kentucky Derby Festival, Benjamin L. Blandford

Theses and Dissertations--Geography

This dissertation uses “Derby Cruising” in order to open up the tension between African Americans in Louisville and the Kentucky Derby Festival, especially as that tension was manifest in the spaces of West Louisville. The Kentucky Derby Festival has long served as a site of mediation between people of color and official Louisville. Derby Cruising (1998-2005) and protests around the open housing movement (1967) and anti-police violence (2000) are presented as three critical sites where African American expressions of identity, representation, and belonging have been negotiated through the Kentucky Derby Festival at particular historical moments and in particular places in …

Environmental Governance In The Carbon Economy: Regulating Greenhouse Gas Emissions In California's Cap-And-Trade Program, Patrick M. Bigger

Theses and Dissertations--Geography

Since 2006 California has been pursuing the most ambitious climate change policy in the United States, implementing a suite of greenhouse gas reduction measures ranging from automobile refrigerant disposal rules to clean energy standards for electric power utilities. The most significant of these measures is the creation of a cap‐and‐trade program. Through this program, regulators seek to create a knowable price‐signal to incentivize emissions reductions among polluters. Using a suite of ethnographic methods, this dissertation looks at the people, ideas, and institutions that have been mobilized in the creation of California’s cap‐and‐ trade program.

Substantively, the dissertation engages with three …

The Scottish Pipe Band In North America: Tradition, Transformation, And Transnational Identity, Erin F. Walker

Theses and Dissertations--Music

For Scots and non-Scots alike, the sounds of the bagpipes and the pipe band serve as a cultural metaphor for Scottish identity: the skirl of the pipes, the crisp sound of the snare drums, and the unique lilt of the music conjure an imagined Scotland of fierce, kilted clansmen and rugged, picturesque Highland scenery. This nearly global association appears to have been constructed on a series of transformations of cultural practices within Scotland itself, as well as throughout greater Britain and the lands of the Scottish diaspora, that began with the early “kiltophiles” in the late eighteenth century. …

The Medicalization Of Nonhuman Animal Rights: Frame Contestation And The Exploitation Of Disability, Corey Lee Wrenn, Joanne Clark, Maddie Judge, Katharine A. Gilchrist, Delanie Woodlock, Katherine Dotson, Riva Spanos, Jonothan Wrenn

Animal Rights Movement Collection

Nonhuman Animal rights activists are sometimes dismissed as ‘crazy’ or irrational by countermovements seeking to protect status quo social structures. Social movements themselves often utilize disability narratives in their claims-making as well. In this article, we argue that Nonhuman Animal exploitation and Nonhuman Animal rights activism are sometimes medicalized in frame disputes. The contestation over mental ability ultimately exploits humans with disabilities. The medicalization of Nonhuman Animal rights activism diminishes activists’ social justice claims, but the movement’s medicalization of Nonhuman Animal use unfairly otherizes its target population and treats disability identity as a pejorative. Utilizing a content analysis of major …

An Analysis Of Federal Preemption And A Clean Fuel Standard In Washington State, Kirsten Nelsen

Washington Law Review Online

Transportation fuel is the greatest contributor to greenhouse gas emissions in Washington State. To curb emissions, Governor Jay Inslee has charged the Washington State Department of Ecology with developing a Clean Fuel Standard (“CFS”) proposal, which may be proposed in future legislative sessions. The goal of a CFS is to reduce the overall carbon intensity of transportation fuel. California enacted a similar program in 2010—the low carbon fuel standard—which was challenged in federal court. One issue that remains open is whether a state low carbon fuel standard would be preempted by the federal Clean Air Act. This Essay considers whether …

Delivering Contraceptive Vaginal Rings—Task Sharing In The Delivery Of Family Planning Programs: Experiences From Senegal, Babacar Mane, Nafissatou Diop, Saumya Ramarao

Reproductive Health

The Population Council is conducting activities to facilitate the introduction of vaginal rings in sub-Saharan Africa. This report notes that the first ring to be introduced will be the Council’s Progesterone Contraceptive Vaginal Ring (PCVR), which is relevant in contexts where women practice prolonged lactation. The PCVR will also address the high unmet need for family planning (FP), especially for postpartum women. The Council aims to expand the availability and affordability of vaginal rings in Kenya, Nigeria, and Senegal. One of the challenges is the lack of skilled providers. To design plans for involving mid- and lower-level health workers in …

Kenya Adolescent Sexual And Reproductive Health Policy, Ministry Of Health Kenya

Reproductive Health

This document is a review and revision of the National Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Policy of Kenya, which involved in-depth consultations with a wide range of stakeholders through literature review, interviews, consultative meetings, and reviews of the various drafts. Many changes took place at the national and international levels that needed to be taken into account as the policy was reviewed, including the Constitution of Kenya (2010) with its attendant devolved governance structure as well as demographics, and social, economic, and technological environment. The government has made concerted efforts as part of Vision 2030 to respond to adolescents and …

Effects Of A Strategy To Improve Offender Assessment Practices: Staff Perceptions Of Implementation Outcomes, Wayne N. Welsh, Hsiu-Ju Lin, Roger H. Peters, Gerald J. Stahler, Wayne E.K. Lehman, L.A.R. Stein, Laura Monico, Michele Eggers, Sami Abdel-Salam, Joshua C. Pierce, Elizabeth Hunt, Colleen Gallagher, Linda K. Frisman

Psychology Faculty Publications

Background: This implementation study examined the impact of an organizational process improvement intervention (OPII) on a continuum of evidence based practices related to assessment and community reentry of drug-involved offenders: Measurement/Instrumentation, Case Plan Integration, Conveyance/Utility, and Service Activation/Delivery.

Methods: To assess implementation outcomes (staff perceptions of evidence-based assessment practices), a survey was administered to correctional and treatment staff (n = 1509) at 21 sites randomly assigned to an Early- or Delayed-Start condition. Hierarchical linear models with repeated measures were used to examine changes in evidence-based assessment practices over time, and organizational characteristics were examined as covariates to control for …

Race As A Tool In The Struggle For Political Mastery: North Carolina's Redemption Revisited 1870-1905 And 2011-2013, Michael Kent Curtis

Minnesota Journal of Law & Inequality

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Segregation Under The Guise Of The Fair Housing Act: Affirmatively Furthering Segregative (And Expensive) Housing Developments, Meredith Rieth

Minnesota Journal of Law & Inequality

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The Rising None: Marsh, Galloway, And The End Of Legislative Prayer, Nicholas C. Roberts

Indiana Law Journal

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Legislating Labors Of Love: Revisiting Commercial Surrogacy In New York, Deborah Machalow

Indiana Law Journal

After over twenty years of status quo, the New York Legislature has an opportunity to liberalize its surrogacy laws whether during this legislative session or the next. By adopting the proposals with the suggested changes, the Legislature would simultaneously bring the law into conformity with the desires of many New Yorkers and recognize important technological developments. The proposals are marked improvements on the present prohibitory regime; however, they are not perfect. The legislature should consider further protections for the parties to surrogacy arrangements and amend the proposals accordingly. The legislature’s renewed interest in the topic is refreshing; this interest should …

Growth No. 14 (2015) - Full Issue

Growth: The Journal of the Association for Christians in Student Development

The full issue of the fourteenth edition of Growth: The Journal of the Association for Christians in Student Development.