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… 2019.     Summary:   The United States is severely divided over impeachment, with a Senate trial anticipated in January. … to do whatever I want.” Koh describes how, historically, constitutional norms require the president and Congress to … Trump’s presidency, executive unilateralism has reached crisis levels. Until now, constitutionalists could assume …

… Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia – declared their independence. The secession of the latter was bitterly fought over, both by regular troops and against civilians suddenly … zone controlled by Bosniak forces.  The former, numbering over 7,000, were massacred.  Subsequent jurisprudence, both …

… Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia – declared their independence. The secession of the latter was bitterly fought over, both by regular troops and against civilians suddenly … zone controlled by Bosniak forces.  The former, numbering over 7,000, were massacred.  Subsequent jurisprudence, both …

… most innovative economies in Latin America. Backed by a referendum, a landmark free trade agreement with the United … the Central Bank of Costa Rica launched in 2015, which over 70% of the adult population now uses. It’s used … – last year, transactions in the platform accounted for over 15% of Costa Rica’s GDP. The central bank has detailed …

… War.” If even household slaves in Renaissance Italy and Spain were customarily referred to as “the domestic enemy,” … of necessity,” or the precedence of self-preservation over all other principles. At critical moments in warfare, … clear, the white leaders in the Caribbean faced a growing crisis as appalling numbers of European soldiers died from …

… providing policymakers the data they need to address the crisis.  Led by two Yale economists — Rohini Pande, director … anticipating interest from two or three students, but had over 50 students respond.” They hired nine Yale undergrads, … into something useful.”   Written by Greg Larson for Yale News. Related Measuring the effects of lockdowns in India and …

…   Walter White, “The Causes of the Chicago Race Riot,” The Crisis, XVIII (October, 1919), p. 25. Many causes have been … was done impart so that the Negro might be used as a club over the heads of the unions. John Fitzpatrick and Ed … concerning Negro crime. With the exception of the Daily News, all of the papers of Chicago have played up in …

… the United States himself that he paused before stepping over this Rubicon!… The indignation of the freemen of … a way that is forbidden by the laws of Great Britain, of Spain and of the United States, and.. .that these Negroes …

… War” Urpi Pariona, Yale College, “Study of the 2009 Bagua Crisis in Peru”      Heather Soleau, Yale College, … Beane, 2008, Yale College, “Multi-Cultural Architecture in Spain” Edgar Diaz-Machado, 2009, Yale College, “An Intensive … of Compulsory Voting in Argentina” Diego Arguelhes, Law, “Constitutional change and Judicial Continuity in Argentina …

… include, Devolution; The People and the Party System: The Referendum and Electoral Reform in British Politics ; … and the Constitution ; Power and the People: A Guide to Constitutional Reform ; Devolution in the United Kingdom; The …

… drama that saw the ouster of Imran Khan as premier and a constitutional crisis narrowly averted after the country’s top court stepped … star whose conservative Islamist ideology and dogged independence characterized his short time in office, was …