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Archive for the Law Category (11 Posts)

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Kluge Center Welcomes New Director Kevin Butterfield

Posted by: Andrew Breiner

Posted in: General News, History, Law, Media & Communications

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Call for Applications to the Program in Islamic Law at Harvard Law School

Posted by: Andrew Breiner

Posted in: Ethics & Morality, General News, Law

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What’s Behind the Idea of a Partisan Judiciary?

Posted by: Andrew Breiner

Posted in: Law, Media & Communications, Politics

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How Did The Courts Become So Politicized?

Posted by: Andrew Breiner

Posted in: General News, Government, Law

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Our Common Purpose: The Complete Collection

Posted by: Andrew Breiner

Posted in: Culture & Society, Digital Revolution, Government, History, Law, Media & Communications, Politics, Visual & Performing Arts

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Why Reforming Electoral Institutions Might Be the Best Way to Change Policymaking

Posted by: Andrew Breiner

Posted in: Culture & Society, Digital Revolution, Education, Government, Law

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Our Common Purpose: Second Event Looks at Reforming Electoral Institutions

Posted by: John Haskell

Posted in: Digital Revolution, General News, Government, Law, Media & Communications, Politics

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Part 2 – Sarah Binder Weighs In: Institutional Hardball – in Congress and the White House – and the legislative road ahead

Posted by: Andrew Breiner

Posted in: General News, Government, History, Law, Politics

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Exploring African Law and Ancient Egypt

Posted by: Travis Hensley

Posted in: Africa, Culture & Society, History, Law