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... NEW POLITICAL SCIENCE 2019, VOL. 41, NO.4, 588-603 httpsdoLorg/l 0.1 080/07393148.2019.1686736 ARTICLE The Great American Rights Bake Off: Freedom of Religion v. Freedom from Discrimination Chelsea Ebina and J. Ricky Priceb aDepartment of Political Science, Rollins College, Winter Park, FL, USA...

...Marcelo Hoffman Decolonizing time: work, leisure, and freedom , Nichole Marie Shippen , New York : Palgrave Macmillan , 2014 , 232 pp. © 2016 Marcelo Hoffman 2016 @450 BOOK REVIEWS Politics (2013). She has also published numerous scholarly articles and book chapters...

...H. Howell Williams Abstract On the issue of gay rights, today’s social conservatives are more likely to describe their opposition as a matter of religious freedom or personal conscience as opposed to a belief that gays and lesbians represent an existential threat to the traditional family. But how...

... colloquially as the division of church and state. In the following article, I illustrate how the principles put forth by Locke offer guidance in adjudicating religious liberty claims in the cases of Kim Davis, religious freedom laws, vaccine refusal, contraception mandate exemptions, and ultrasound...

... of freedom of association and expression. Yet a report by Human Rights Watch (HRW) in 2000 concluded that US workers lacked the basic rights to organize, bargain, and strike required by international human rights standards. It found that US labor laws permitted employers to fire, harass, and intimidate...

...Tracy Lightcap Disorienting Neoliberalism: Global Justice and the Outer Limit of Freedom , by Benjamin McKean , Oxford : Oxford University Press , 2020 , 310 pp., $29.95 (paperback), ISBN 978-0-1976-7419-2 © 2023 Tracy Lightcap 2023 @192 BOOK REVIEWS Disorienting...

...Michael E. Brown © 1979 Caucus for a New Political Science 1979 Michael E. Brown Academ£c Freedom z·n the State's Unz'versz'ty: The Oltman Case as a Problem for Theory and Practz'ce Academic freedom consists in the absence of, or protection from, such restraints or pressures - chiefly...

...Wolf-Dieter Narr © 1979 Caucus for a New Political Science 1979 Wolf-Dieter N arr Academic Freedom 1979: The West German Case Wolf-Dz'eter Narr is a member of the German consultative committee to the Third International Russell Tribunal on the Violation of Human Rzghts in West Germany...

...Wendy Sarvasy Abstract This article brings together transnational feminism, intersectionality, and militarized occupations by recovering Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom’s (WILPF) 1920s intersectional conversation. Mary Church Terrell, Helen Curtis, Addie Hunton, Jane Addams...

... calibrations of black freedom (in relation to real-world enduring structures of black capture). This paper focuses specifically on the invention of the steelpan in the Afro-Trinidadian village of Laventille, showing that the geography conditioning the instrument’s production is Wakanda-like. As such, it reads...

..., and censures at American universities that progressive historians have ironically chronicled as a history of the development of academic freedom in the United States. In fact, the early “academic freedom” cases were successful acts of academic repression and, in this context, Charles A. Beard’s resignation...

... judgment of Muslim women who wear the hijab (a head covering) and burqa (a face covering). Through content analysis of previously unanalyzed data on the National Assembly’s 2009–2010 discussion of the burqa, the article identifies particular French assumptions about gender and freedom that informed the ban...

...Gerard Huiskamp Abstract This essay provides a framework for understanding the implications of the Bush administration’s War on Terror, through an analysis of Stephen Spielberg’s 2002 futuristic film, Minority Report. In brief, the film explores the trade-offs between security and freedom, overlaid...

... within the Black Panther Party is not how they duplicated what was going on in the misogynous and authoritarian larger world, but how it positioned women to contest discrimination, abuse, and sexism. The Black Panther Party continued to struggle for the rights and freedom that our people have demanded...

... account of its own virtues. We begin by explaining why worldview thinking is appropriate today. Then we examine two underappreciated works by Karl Polanyi (his 1927 lecture “On Freedom”) and Charles Taylor (his 1974 essay “Socialism and Weltanschauung”). Each treats worldview thinking as indispensable...

... dialogue—is dubious. Indeed, pronouncements regarding these potentials now sit uncomfortably alongside Washington’s use of these same technologies to manage dissent. By assessing digital engagement and a more general initiative called “internet freedom” (both in the light of what McLuhan, in fact, says...

... of contemporary practices of vacation travel, and in doing so points to forms of oppression inherent in capitalism today in relation to a practice that is customarily celebrated as a little freedom from the responsibilities of work. The arguments presented are based on a Foucauldian genealogy of vacation travel...

... history—ought to be embraced as an American pioneer and canonized as a founding father. Apess satirizes conventional founding narratives, even as he upholds the principles of freedom those narratives support. The effect of this irony is to interrupt and invert discourses of progressive history...

... "radical" political theorists to downplay how the macro-structural workings of late capitalism—and the neoliberal erosion of social rights—limit the possibilities for human freedom. The article concludes by arguing that if radical political theory is to inform political practice it must revitalize...

... and has contributed to a tenuous landscape for faculty in terms of academic freedom and job security. In particular, we examine a faculty-led response to hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley, Colorado. Drawing on participant observation, semi-structured...