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The Glass Half-Full: A Rational/Radical Approach To Immigration Reform, Bill Piatt
The Glass Half-Full: A Rational/Radical Approach To Immigration Reform, Bill Piatt
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The problems the United States faces in redirecting immigration policies cannot be successfully addressed by a quick fix immigration “reform.” The legal, economic, sociological, political, racial, and moral issues are too complex and have been largely unresolved. As a result, it is unrealistic to expect political leaders to develop an easy solution that will satisfy the myriad competing and conflicting concerns.
Most of the calls for reform are not issued by individuals completely aware of the extent of immigration regulation and of its impact on American society. Rather, calls come from those with relatively narrow interests from all ranges of …
The Limits Of Health Care Reform, Ani B. Satz
The Limits Of Health Care Reform, Ani B. Satz
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Part I of this Article provides a context for understanding health law in 2008. It discusses the complex relationships between the various actors, at both the federal and state levels, which affect the distribution, provision, and regulation of health care, as well as the role of technological developments in these relationships. Individuals familiar with health law may choose to skip this Part.
Parts II and III address the theoretical underpinnings of basic minimum and rationing approaches, respectively. Part II discusses the contractarian foundations of basic minimum schemes. It focuses on the distribution of health care goods as primary goods (goods …