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... for self-interested reasons. Many doctrines of administrative law follow from aversion to favoritism, as the law aspires to free the administrative state from decision-making that is based on the interests of administrators and their partisan overseers or friends. Today, as the state comes under increasing...

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..., of academic research and of religious belief will be ensured by law in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. Private proper- ty, ownership of enterprises, legitimate right of inheritance and foreign investment will be protected by law. (6) The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region will retain...

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... activities. Businesses operated by religious believers may soon have a right to deny service to same-sex partners that the law says they must provide to members of minority races (as long as they are straight). Could the old states’ right to establish religions be restored? Yes, Chemerinsky says...

... and La Nouvelle alliance: Métamorphose de la science . Daniel E. Walters , associate professor at the Texas A&M University School of Law, is the author, among other recent publications, of “The Administrative Agon: A Democratic Theory for a Conflictual Regulatory State,” in the Yale Law Journal...

... that can reinvigorate and deepen democracy, either by replacing elections or by supplementing them on an equal footing. Cristina Lafont and I have named this stance the “lottocratic mentality.” The argument made by supporters of sortition is that selection by choice of those who make laws exposes politics...

... to organize every few years and choose one of us to go to a single big room far away and make laws in our name? Representative districts are organized around geography because that was the only way that made sense two hundred-plus years ago. But we do not need to do it that way anymore. We could organize...

... measures, and with the most stringent vigilance that civil society can muster.” 1 In my remarks, I went on to suggest that, if it were not for the “prejudice [against] courts of law, with their austerity, aseptic procedures, and demand for consensual judgment,” we could rely on them with relative...

... concentrates on the administration of the law. Warr argued that the measure of just laws is threefold: their origin, their administration, and their use or end. English law as currently practiced failed on all three grounds: it arose from conquest, force, power, and constraint, rather than from consent; its...

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..., the dissidents, in their present incarnations, are neither dinosaurs nor historical curiosities. They live, breathe, and act in the world. Fig- ures such as Gábor Demsky in Hungary, Bronis´law Geremek in Poland, Andrei Plesu in Romania, and Martin Palousˇ in the Czech Republic...

..., in which not only the government administrations of their countries have changed, but also their systems of governance—for the worse. “It is not,” they agree, “what the democratic opposition spent twenty-five years fighting for.” Their apprehension is that, under new forms, the old authoritarian impulses...

... functioned as a set of rules and rights—and legal entitlements and disabilities are a primary source of meaning for racial categories. The law provides a starting point for understanding how there could be so much consensus regarding such a blur. Legal decision making is itself a process that blurs what...

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...Michael P. Steinberg This essay portrays the “law of the good neighbor” as the principle of the Warburg Library's collections — as the argument for their expansion and coherence, as well as the principle governing the scholarly practice inspired by the Warburg Institute and “Warburg school...