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Sorting Out Concern: European Attitudes Toward Human Trafficking, Jennifer Cheek M.S., Lindsey Peterson Phd
Sorting Out Concern: European Attitudes Toward Human Trafficking, Jennifer Cheek M.S., Lindsey Peterson Phd
Societies Without Borders
No abstract provided.
Global Human Rights Organizations And National Patterns: Amnesty International's Representations Of Darfur, Joachim J. Savelsberg Phd
Global Human Rights Organizations And National Patterns: Amnesty International's Representations Of Darfur, Joachim J. Savelsberg Phd
Societies Without Borders
This article investigates the contribution of International Non-Governmental Organizations to the social construction of knowledge about episodes of mass violence. The focus is on the dynamics between global and national forces, explored through a case study of Amnesty International and the mass violence that unfolded in the Darfur region of Sudan during the first decade of the 21st century. Interviews with Amnesty staff and volunteers, supplemented by an examination of Amnesty websites, suggest that the organization succeeds in generating a relatively unified representation, reflective of its goal to promote human rights, but that it can succeed only by granting leeway …
Radical Right-Wing Parties In Western Europe And Their Populist Appeal: An Empirical Explanation, Peter Doerschler Phd, Pamela Irving Jackson Phd
Radical Right-Wing Parties In Western Europe And Their Populist Appeal: An Empirical Explanation, Peter Doerschler Phd, Pamela Irving Jackson Phd
Societies Without Borders
In a majority of Western European countries, the vote share cast for radical right-wing populist parties in national elections was over 10% by 2015, reaching 46% in Austria’s 2016 presidential election. Policy agendas of national governments have also moved to the right, demonstrating greater restrictiveness on immigration and skepticism toward the EU. With data from the Chapel Hill Expert Survey, European Social Survey, Multiculturalism Policy Index, and Parliaments and Governments Database, we extend current models of electoral support for far-right parties by assessing whether the ethnic majority’s sense of discrimination and safety help explain the allure of the right-wing message. …
Comparing Ignorance: Imagined Immigration And The Exclusion Of Migrants In The Us And Western Europe, Daniel Herda Phd
Comparing Ignorance: Imagined Immigration And The Exclusion Of Migrants In The Us And Western Europe, Daniel Herda Phd
Societies Without Borders
There exists a well-documented tendency among citizens to perceive immigrant populations as much larger than indicated by official statistics. This misperception has been linked to desires to halt the flow of immigration or restrict immigrants’ rights, raising concern about the consequences of pervasive faulty information. However, ignorance extends beyond questions of population size. There are also many qualitative misperceptions upon which individuals base their opinions about foreigners. In particular, citizens are likely to hold incorrect perceptions about the legal status of the typical immigrant (i.e., documented vs undocumented). The current study takes a unique approach by simultaneously examining both quantitative …
Determinants Of Open Attitudes Towards Foreign Nationals In Japan, Shigemi Ohtsuki Phd
Determinants Of Open Attitudes Towards Foreign Nationals In Japan, Shigemi Ohtsuki Phd
Societies Without Borders
With a declining birth rate and aging population, Japan needs to open the door to immigrants to maintain its workforce. “Multicultural Coexistence,” or “tabunka-kyosei” in Japanese, is commonly used to describe the relationship between Japanese people and foreign nationals in Japan. Unfortunately, the definition of the term is unclear. This study defines multicultural coexistence based on two conceptions, namely “willingness for communication” and “support for or opposition to the equality of rights.” The analyses are based on quantitative data of a sample of 1,823 Japanese persons and 292 foreign national persons (immigrants) living in the industrial city of Tokyo (Hamura …
Immigrant Voices: How Do Patterns Of Expressive Forms Of Civic Engagement Differ Across Immigrant Generation?, Renee Stepler Ma, Hiromi Ishizawa Phd
Immigrant Voices: How Do Patterns Of Expressive Forms Of Civic Engagement Differ Across Immigrant Generation?, Renee Stepler Ma, Hiromi Ishizawa Phd
Societies Without Borders
Prior research suggests that immigrants in the U.S. are less likely to civically engage than the native-born, but few studies have systematically examined whether levels of expressive engagement differ by immigrant generational status – particularly in the case of contacting a public official and boycotting or buycotting products for political or social reasons. Using the Current Population Survey, November 2011 and 2013 Civic Engagement Supplements, this study examines whether these forms of expressive engagement differ across immigrant generational status, and by race and ethnicity within immigrant generations. In accord with classical assimilation theory, the findings show that the first generation …
Social Inclusion In A Context Of Global Migration - Introduction, Loretta E. Bass Phd
Social Inclusion In A Context Of Global Migration - Introduction, Loretta E. Bass Phd
Societies Without Borders
No abstract provided.
Struggles Over Universal Human Rights, Brian K. Gran Phd
Struggles Over Universal Human Rights, Brian K. Gran Phd
Societies Without Borders
No abstract provided.
Panel: Balancing Acts -- Energy Innovation In A Complex Market, David Hults, Gitane De Silva, Chris Ziegler
Panel: Balancing Acts -- Energy Innovation In A Complex Market, David Hults, Gitane De Silva, Chris Ziegler
Canada-United States Law Journal
A panel discussion is presented between the speakers of the Canada-United States Law Institute Conference namely David Halts, Gitane De Silva, and Chris Zeigler. Topics include impact of energy industry on climate change; enacting climate policy for bringing out environmental justice, and protection; and enactment of U.S. Clean Air Act for addressing the same
Panel: Preserving Financial Integrity And Promoting Compliance, Diane Francis, Richard Gordon, Josee Nadeau
Panel: Preserving Financial Integrity And Promoting Compliance, Diane Francis, Richard Gordon, Josee Nadeau
Canada-United States Law Journal
A panel discussion is presented between the speakers of the Canada-United States Law Institute Conference namely Diane Francis, Richard Gordon, and Josee Nadeau. Topics include fostering of financial integrity and compliance; economic relation between Canada-U.S.; and prevention of financial crimes and fostering financial integrity.
Of Trade And Beer: Nafta, The Comeau Case And Regulatory Cooperation, Maureen Irish
Of Trade And Beer: Nafta, The Comeau Case And Regulatory Cooperation, Maureen Irish
Canada-United States Law Journal
This article is adapted from the 11th Canada-United States Law Institute Distinguished Lecture given by Professor Maureen Irish at Western University Faculty of Law on October 2, 2017. The Supreme Court of Canada is hearing a case that deals with the nature of the internal market in Canada. This paper discusses trade law relating to regulatory cooperation in NAFTA, the European Union, the Canadian Free Trade Agreement and other recent Canadian international initiatives. It examines the ways in which these treaties and other arrangements respond to regulatory differences between importing and exporting jurisdictions. The challenge of how to deal with …
Volume 42 (2018), Canada-United States Law Journal
Volume 42 (2018), Canada-United States Law Journal
Canada-United States Law Journal
No abstract provided.
"The Tip Of The Iceberg": Human Trafficking, Borders And The Canada-U.S. North, Mike Perry
"The Tip Of The Iceberg": Human Trafficking, Borders And The Canada-U.S. North, Mike Perry
Canada-United States Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Tribute To Professor Paul Giannelli, Dale Nance
Tribute To Professor Paul Giannelli, Dale Nance
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Tribute To Professor Paul Giannelli, Barbara R. Snyder
Tribute To Professor Paul Giannelli, Barbara R. Snyder
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Clearing The Judicial Fog: Codifying Abstention, James Bedell
Clearing The Judicial Fog: Codifying Abstention, James Bedell
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Open Mic, Unplugged: Challenges To Viewpoint-Based Constraints On Public-Comment Periods, Frank D. Lomonte, Clay Calvert
The Open Mic, Unplugged: Challenges To Viewpoint-Based Constraints On Public-Comment Periods, Frank D. Lomonte, Clay Calvert
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Visualizing A New Artists' Rights Act: When Does The Law Protect Graffiti?, Rachel Ippolito
Visualizing A New Artists' Rights Act: When Does The Law Protect Graffiti?, Rachel Ippolito
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Birth Directives: A Model To Address Forced And Coerced Cesareans, Hannah Tuschman
Birth Directives: A Model To Address Forced And Coerced Cesareans, Hannah Tuschman
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Keynote Address: Is The Presumption Of Corporate Impunity Dead?, Ambassador David Scheffer
Keynote Address: Is The Presumption Of Corporate Impunity Dead?, Ambassador David Scheffer
Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
If It Looks Like A Duck: Reining In Private-Military Contractor Conduct Through The Amended Ucmj, Michael Anderson
If It Looks Like A Duck: Reining In Private-Military Contractor Conduct Through The Amended Ucmj, Michael Anderson
Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law
Although women's rights in many countries reflect Sharia Law, the interpretation of Sharia Law is not uniform across these countries. As a result, not all countries that follow Sharia Law protect women's rights to the same degree. We can hypothesize that the interpretation of Sharia Law in various countries, and therefore the protection of women's rights, is determined by the historical forces that have shaped that country's cultural life. To test this hypothesis, this Note traces the history of three countries in order to explore what led each country to develop vastly different beliefs surrounding the rights of women under …
The Modern Trolley Problem: Ethical And Economically-Sound Liability Schemes For Autonomous Vehicles, Amar Kumar Moolayil
The Modern Trolley Problem: Ethical And Economically-Sound Liability Schemes For Autonomous Vehicles, Amar Kumar Moolayil
Journal of Law, Technology, & the Internet
The paper synthesizes modern scholarship in the fields of Artificial Intelligence law, Ethics, Corporate Liability, and Economics to develop potential liability schemes that the automotive and insurance industries may impose when autonomous vehicles eventually come to dominate the roadways. By addressing the issues of whom the autonomous vehicle’s AI protects and who bears liability in the event of an accident—two issues that this author believes are critical to the successful adoption of autonomous vehicle technology—the transition from human drivers to AI drivers will be less contentious. Because of the prescient nature of the topic, as well as a discussion of …
Tribute To Professor Paul Giannelli, Francis A. Gilligan
Tribute To Professor Paul Giannelli, Francis A. Gilligan
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Tribute To Professor Paul Giannelli, D. Michael Risinger
Tribute To Professor Paul Giannelli, D. Michael Risinger
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Testing Religion: Adjudicating Claims Of Religious Persecution Brought By Iranians In The U.S. And Germany, Holger Sonntag
Testing Religion: Adjudicating Claims Of Religious Persecution Brought By Iranians In The U.S. And Germany, Holger Sonntag
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Masthead, Volume 68 Issue 4 (2018)
Masthead, Volume 68 Issue 4 (2018)
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Resistance, Resettlement, And Redress, Frank Abe
Resistance, Resettlement, And Redress, Frank Abe
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Righting A Wrong: Woodrow Wilson, Warren G. Harding, And The Espionage Act Prosecutions, David F. Forte
Righting A Wrong: Woodrow Wilson, Warren G. Harding, And The Espionage Act Prosecutions, David F. Forte
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
No One Is An Inappropriate Person: The Mistaken Application Of Gebser's "Appropriate Person" Test To Title Ix Peer-Harassment Cases, Brian Bardwell
No One Is An Inappropriate Person: The Mistaken Application Of Gebser's "Appropriate Person" Test To Title Ix Peer-Harassment Cases, Brian Bardwell
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.
Because I Said So: The Federal Circuit, The Ptab, And The Problem With Rule 36 Affirmances, Rebecca A. Lindhorst
Because I Said So: The Federal Circuit, The Ptab, And The Problem With Rule 36 Affirmances, Rebecca A. Lindhorst
Case Western Reserve Law Review
No abstract provided.