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... Brunswick, NJ : Rutgers University Press . Williams Patricia J. 1991 . The Alchemy of Race and Rights . Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press . Julian Kevon Glover Customer Service Representatives: Sex Work among Black Transgender Women in Chicago s Ballroom Scene While the past...

...O. M. Dickerson Copyright © 1951 by Duke University Press 1951 THE ATTEMPT TO EXTEND BRITISH CUSTOMS CONTROLS OVER INTERCOLONIAL COMMERCE BY LAND O. M. DICKERSON FEW AMERICAN historians have realized the extent that agen­ cies of direct centralized control were developing in the Ameri­ can...

...-in-time and intensification commands. Digital control is completed by the inclusion of a customer feedback system used to implement service standardization and further involvement in work. [email protected] Copyright © 2021 Duke University Press 2021 platform capitalism algorithmic...

... social prog­ ress exceedingly difficult and coherent government impossible. Four main ideas run through all their propaganda. These are (1) that the Eighteenth Amendment and the Volstead Act are improperly and illegally upon our statute books; (2) that Pro­ hibition is so contrary to the customs...

... the career of the Dominican Re­ public. 1W. E. Pulliam, former Receiver-General of the Dominican Customs, in the New York Times, November 7, 20; Manuel Galvan, Dominican Consul General at New York, in the Christian Science Monitor, November 33 and 39, 20. 2 L. Stoddard: The French Revolution in San (.sic...

... did not always mean command or will, and theorists did not necessarily associate law with sovereignty. On the contrary, in the context of British and British American legal traditions, law in the 1760s and 1770s was still thought of as being as much custom and com­ munity consensus...

... for the goods he had for sale. He multiplied his wares to give variety. He used mechanical and other devices to make his product more cheap­ ly in order to attract more customers. Thus the newspaper publisher of today is a vastly different man from the sup­ pliant bookseller with whom the politician...

... Sir Edward Coke who virtually identified the common law with the constitution and founded both in immemorial custom. It was not until Sir Henry Spelman introduced the notion that English institutions had evolved in a different social and legal context from that of seventeenth century England...

... of a subjected people as deter­ mined by their race and climate was poorly conceived and, in fact, doomed to failure. What England s imperial policy lacked, and Spenser tried to supply, was an understanding of Irish racial pre­ dilections and Irish tribal customs as determined by environmental 492 The South...

... to assert Russian state control over the potentially lucrative trade route. Less than four years after the signing of the treaty, an imperial ukaz of Au­ gust 30, 1693, laid down general and specific regulations for Siberian customs and colonial officers, the broad principles of which remained the same...

... not get at the evil, and after all it was not their business to reform the morals of customers. Disreputable brokers did not care. Moreover the orders of insiders produced commissions. Some of the tricks became almost respectable, as for in­ stance, a director s selling short an amount of stock of his...

... exclusively to England by skillfully packing prohibited merchandise inside of goods eligible for shipment outside the mother country. Pennsylvanians were particularly adept at masking illegal tobacco shipments in casks which were packed with flour or bread at each end, passable by casual customs inspection...

... freedom to be my own boss. Early on, 414 The South Atlantic Quarterly Against the Day April 2020 it was possible to make good money working for Uber. For example, I was paid bonuses of £10 for each job I completed, on top of getting 85 percent of what the customer paid for the journey. I started...

... a part in the development of customs such as these, but there are innumer­ able instances where superstitious notions have been respon­ sible. The universal desire on the part of the living to avoid the company of shades has led them to rid themselves of per­ sons who are on the verge of giving up...

... taxation policy for the immediate future, probably for the period of the present administration. This law had reduced the rates on many imported articles, so that it was not expected that the receipts from customs duties would be as high as they had been under the Payne-Aldrich tariff. The same act, how­...

... practice and the incompatibility with common law may not be as great as one might expect. In India, custom and equity are routinely allowed to trump adherence to the law as defined in the ancient texts. The dharmasutras...

... France had done, and to see Roman law and feudal custom in close juxtaposition. It was even harder for them to subject their own legal tradition to the kind of historical criticism that assumes the unlikeness of the past to the present and to reconstruct an earlier society in something approaching its...

...V. Y. Mudimbe Copyright © 1993 by Duke University Press 1993 V. Y. Mudimbe The Power of the Greek Paradigm For Jacques and Claude Garelli As the Egyptians have a climate peculiar to them­ selves, and their river is different in its nature from all other rivers, so they made all their customs...

... is sufficient to convict them of offenses carrying the death penalty. Even if a man commits three capital offenses, he can be hanged only once, and it is of little consequence to him for which one he hangs. The next charge is that of war crimes, or violations of the laws War Criminals 4i9 or customs of war...

.... However, treating a difference as a sign yields not a finding but an interpretation. It is to hypothesize that those who do not do as I do are not like me, that they are culturally other. This is what I call the ethnologic hypothesis', any difference, whether of language, custom, or creed, can...