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03:55 Judicial Independence in the English Court of… Judicial Independence in the English Court of Appeal: The Effects of the Constitutional Reform Act (2005), Juan José López Haddad UG '22 (2313760)	Judicial Independence in the English Court of Appeal: The Effects of the Constitutional Reform Act (2005), Juan José López Haddad UG '22 (2313760) After a legislative reform the process of judicial appointments in the United Kingdom was changed to include an independent appointments commission.This paper applies empirical methods to determine… judicial independence constitutional reform act (2005) judicial appointments commission supreme court gilat levy endogenous exogenous empirical analysis multinomial logistic regression markov model panel data judges court government percent judiciary appointments appeal independence switch rate reversal model study promotion cra act reform levees analysis quality From Research Princeton Research Day on April 29th, 2021 2 likes 48 plays Speaker Juan Jose Lopez Haddad Department Public Policy
01:02:53 Princeton Mellon Forum on the Urban Environment-… Princeton Mellon Forum on the Urban Environment- Facing the Eviction Apocalypse - February 24, 2021	Princeton Mellon Forum on the Urban Environment- Facing the Eviction Apocalypse - February 24, 2021 housing eviction philadelphia folks crisis communities things tenants court pandemic council evictions police filings wealth lot landlord landlords income percent From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff on March 1st, 2021 0 likes 59 plays
46:41 Dignity and Debt Dignity and Debt	Dignity and Debt This session was part of Engage 2020, Princeton University's new innovation and entrepreneurship conference. Introduction and discussion of the Inclusive Financial Systems Working Group, a… financial innovation innovation research industry research social impact foundations research connections to communities technology data science and computer science debt consumer inclusion cases lot things issues protection countries ways systems kenya lives conversation dignity growth court agenda vision access From Innovation Innovation Communication on February 23rd, 2021 0 likes 2 plays Date November 4th, 2020 Speaker Frederick Wherry (Princeton University), Daniel Barker (Mastercard), Laura Kirchner (Citibeats, Ida Rademacher (Aspen Institute), Jess Reichman (January Advisors) Department Princeton Innovation Location Online
01:03:02 CITP Seminar: Anita Allen - How Privacy Got Its… CITP Seminar: Anita Allen - How Privacy Got Its Race	CITP Seminar: Anita Allen - How Privacy Got Its Race There is increasing interest in understanding the difference race makes for the enjoyment of privacy and the protection of privacy rights. This talk surveys issues and concerns at the intersection of… privacy race law surveillance things americans lot court woman topic man idea gender fact history paper blacks judge sort article subordination From CI Center for Information Technology Policy on November 24th, 2020 0 likes 7 plays Date November 17th, 2020 Speaker Anita Allen Department Center for Information Technology Policy Location Webinar
01:30:02 Election 2020: Is the Constitution Up to the Task? Election 2020: Is the Constitution Up to the Task?	Election 2020: Is the Constitution Up to the Task? Akhil Reed Amar, Sterling Professor of Law and Political Science, Yale University; Brandice Canes-Wrone, Donald E. Stokes Professor of Public and International Affairs and Professor of Politics,… akhil reed amar bradley smith brandice canes-wrone allen guelzo constitution election 2020 president votes congress law professor party voting court college vote vice question pennsylvania trump elections issue lot electors From Ch'nel Duke on October 30th, 2020 0 likes 142 plays Date October 29th, 2020 Speaker Akhil Reed Amar, Brandice Canes-Wrone, Bradley Smith, Allen Guelzo Department James Madison Program, Politics Location Zoom Webinar
57:22 Town Hall Oct 29, 2020 Town Hall Oct 29, 2020	Town Hall Oct 29, 2020 students faculty campus question president questions staff endowment diversity racism opportunity things bit court letter department initiatives ways issues vice From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff on October 30th, 2020 0 likes 38 plays
36:02 Views of Versailles, 1660-1760 Views of Versailles, 1660-1760	Views of Versailles, 1660-1760 Virtual library visit for the students of ECS 326 / FRE 326 (Prof. Volker Schröder). Marquand Library of Art and Archaeology, Princeton University. Books featured in this video: - Plans, vues et… prints 14th library volume 15th views album collection staircase louis art grotto palace silvestre audran le pautre mansart le brun mignard perelle rigaud louis xv louis xiv fountains sculptures etchings engravings court estampes gravures cabinet du roi topographical gardens trianon labyrinth From Volker Schröder on October 28th, 2020 1 likes 72 plays Date October 20th, 2020 Speaker Volker Schröder Department French and Italian Location Marquand Library of Art and Archaeology
09:02 J.Q. Adams, Argument J.Q. Adams, Argument	J.Q. Adams, Argument statesmanship court man opinion declaration liberty principle president war law clients power government africans independence robbers slavery men vessel slave merchandise From Antonin Scalia on July 24th, 2020 0 likes 2 plays Date July 24th, 2020 Speaker Allen Guelzo Department Politics Location Princeton University
04:02 Statement of John Brown - 7:24:20, 12.34 PM Statement of John Brown - 7:24:20, 12.34 PM	Statement of John Brown - 7:24:20, 12.34 PM statesmanship slaves court blood behalf word god man children insurrection treason country thing purpose conversation expense accord weakness contrary statements regard From Antonin Scalia on July 24th, 2020 0 likes 2 plays Date July 24th, 2020 Speaker Allen Guelzo Department Politics Location Princeton University
01:17:10 The Last Arbiter: U.S. Supreme Court,… The Last Arbiter: U.S. Supreme Court, Alumni-Faculty Forum, Reunions 2020	The Last Arbiter: U.S. Supreme Court, Alumni-Faculty Forum, Reunions 2020 court courts judges question law justice questions cases branch judge kind things lot thing constitution president executive deference term circuit From Alumni Web on July 20th, 2020 0 likes 4 plays
01:03:52 Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Dave Daley & Sam… Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Dave Daley & Sam Wang, A Second Conversation	Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Dave Daley & Sam Wang, A Second Conversation David Daley explored how we can fight for change in his new book, "Unrigged: How Americans are Battling Back to Save Democracy." In this followup video to an earlier conversation, Professor… gerrymandering sam wang davedaley dave daley fixing bugs in democracy labyrinth captions_7_29_2020 court democracy florida things north thing dave pennsylvania question redistricting legislature districts issue story stories country lot voters vote pilot_captioned From Jason Rhode on July 1st, 2020 0 likes 18 plays Date June 18th, 2020 Speaker Dave Daley, Professor Sam Wang Department Princeton Gerrymandering Project Location Princeton University
04:52 House Divided Speech (1858) House Divided Speech (1858)	House Divided Speech (1858) statesmanship slavery decision constitution court 16th enemy dynasty power machinery mind slave half opinion agitation promise firm result fire battle winds From Antonin Scalia on April 30th, 2020 0 likes 12 plays Date April 30th, 2020 Speaker Allen Guelzo Department Politics Location Princeton University
01:14:20 Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Organizing During a… Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Organizing During a Pandemic	Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Organizing During a Pandemic Katie Fahey used social media to fight gerrymandering in Michigan. Now she runs a national non-profit dedicated to democratic reform. Katie talked to Professors Sam Wang and Julian Zelizer about how… activism organizing pandemic katie fahey michigan gerrymandering lot thing things politics questions kind redistricting voters katie politicians question democracy campaign organizations court bit issue law From Jason Rhode on April 10th, 2020 0 likes 82 plays Date April 10th, 2020 Speaker Katie Fahey, Professor Sam Wang, Professor Julian Zelizer Department Princeton Gerrymandering Project Location Online
01:33:58 Religious Liberty and the American Founding (Day… Religious Liberty and the American Founding (Day 3)	Religious Liberty and the American Founding (Day 3) religion madison government exercise law cases reason amendment god nature question argument approach freedom liberty constitution philip professor court founders From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff on April 9th, 2020 0 likes 38 plays
01:06:33 Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Microtargeting Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Microtargeting	Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Microtargeting Microtargeting fractures civil society by creating separate digital realities for each of us. This is particularly dangerous during a pandemic. Hear from Commissioner Weintraub about what… court law election fec government commissioner democracy rules commission president citizens From Jason Rhode on April 2nd, 2020 0 likes 82 plays Date April 2nd, 2020 Speaker FEC Commissioner Ellen Weintraub, Professor Sam Wang Department Princeton Gerrymandering Project Location Online
39:36 Princeton Soccer Conference - Panel: The Future… Princeton Soccer Conference - Panel: The Future of North American Soccer	Princeton Soccer Conference - Panel: The Future of North American Soccer With the support of Princeton University, the Princeton Soccer Appreciation Club is organizing the inaugural Princeton Soccer Conference. The conference will allow students to meet academics,… soccer princeton soccer conference the future of north american soccer sebastian alvarado court jeske grant wahl charlie stillitano From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff on December 9th, 2019 0 likes 13 plays Date December 7th, 2019 Speaker Sebastian Alvarado, Court Jeske, Grant Wahl, Charlie Stillitano Location McDonnell A01