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Challenging the Party's Lead: Reframing… duration 3 minutes 5 seconds Challenging the Party's Lead: Reframing… Challenging the Party's Lead: Reframing Chinese Law & its Influence Upon American Data Privacy, Zoe San Martin, UG '24 (64FAF405)	Challenging the Party's Lead: Reframing Chinese Law & its Influence Upon American Data Privacy, Zoe San Martin, UG '24 (64FAF405) Over the last decade, the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and its data privacy regime have drawn national security concern. Adding onto the critique of Chinese authoritarianism, policy… prd24 law network authority blockchain integration infrastructure party legislature regime thesis hyperfocus technologies government constraints resource success agencies transparency flexibility benefits From Research Princeton Research Day 2 likes 38 plays Date May 3rd, 2024 Speaker Zoe San Martin, UG '24 (64FAF405) Department Public and International Affairs
Bradford Seminar - "The Green Amendment… duration 58 minutes 26 seconds Bradford Seminar - "The Green Amendment… Bradford Seminar - "The Green Amendment Movement: Should We Have a Constitutional Right to a Clean Environment?"	Bradford Seminar - "The Green Amendment Movement: Should We Have a Constitutional Right to a Clean Environment?" Senator Andrew Zwicker is a physicist and a member of the New Jersey Senate representing Central NJ's 16th Legislative District. He serves as Chair of the Legislative Oversight Committee,… andrew zwicker maya k. van rossum bradford seminars constitution environmental policy environmental justice amendment language government thing legislature climate environment science water lot law resources generations legislators air things majority judge question From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff 0 likes 0 plays Date March 18th, 2024 Speaker Andrew Zwicker, Maya K. Van Rossum Department C-PREE Location 300 Wallace Hall
The Categories and Sources of Foundational… duration 1 hour 30 minutes The Categories and Sources of Foundational… The Categories and Sources of Foundational Concepts	The Categories and Sources of Foundational Concepts The Charles E. Test, M.D. '37 Lectures featuring Professor James W. Ceaser. James W. Ceaser is the Harry F. Byrd Professor of Politics at the University of Virginia, where he has taught since… james ceaser james madison program charles test lectures american history foundational concepts science nature history things government politics foundations question philosophy idea laws convention thing foundationalist professor sort legislature study sense point From James Madison Program James Madison Program 0 likes 76 plays Date March 15th, 2022 Speaker James Ceaser Department James Madison Program Location 138 Lewis Library
Daniel Webster, Second Reply to Hayne duration 5 minutes 12 seconds Daniel Webster, Second Reply to Hayne Daniel Webster, Second Reply to Hayne	Daniel Webster, Second Reply to Hayne statesmanship liberty union government constitution opinions sir laws 27th 26th land resistance matter legislature creature carolina heart sentiment heavens wind sea From Antonin Scalia 0 likes 226 plays Date July 24th, 2020 Speaker Allen Guelzo Department Politics Location Princeton University
Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Dave Daley & Sam… duration 1 hour 3 minutes 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 0 likes 39 plays Date June 18th, 2020 Speaker Dave Daley, Professor Sam Wang Department Princeton Gerrymandering Project Location Princeton University
Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Gerrymandering duration 1 hour 4 minutes Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Gerrymandering Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Gerrymandering	Fixing Bugs in Democracy: Gerrymandering David Daley has spent years raising the alarm about partisan gerrymandering and its threat to democracy. Now he's exploring how we can fight for change in his new book, "Unrigged: How… election politics gerrymander gerrymandering samwang julianzelizer davedaley author book legislature reform democrats lot questions democracy party question voters ways idaho redistricting florida things courts maps republicans From Jason Rhode 0 likes 22 plays Date April 17th, 2020 Speaker Dave Daley, Professor Sam Wang, Professor Julian Zelizer Department Princeton Gerrymandering Project Location Online
The Supreme Court and the Inversion of the Due… duration 1 hour 37 minutes The Supreme Court and the Inversion of the Due… The Supreme Court and the Inversion of the Due Process Clauses: From a Judicial Rule Against Arbitrary Power to the Power of Arbitrary Judicial Rule	The Supreme Court and the Inversion of the Due Process Clauses: From a Judicial Rule Against Arbitrary Power to the Power of Arbitrary Judicial Rule Matthew J. Franck, Radford University james madison program archived_to_s3 process law court property liberty clause cases justice constitution courts decree power amendment question legislature form argument judgments laws rule From JMP Media 0 likes 12 plays
The Spanish Language and U.S. Citizenship duration 8 minutes 1 second The Spanish Language and U.S. Citizenship The Spanish Language and U.S. Citizenship	The Spanish Language and U.S. Citizenship Rosina Lozano, Assistant Professor of History, traces the official use of the Spanish language in governmental capacities and through political activities by the new US citizens formed after the… archived_to_s3 language government speakers translations citizens legislature interpreter convention majority territory law nation communities documents concessions population citizenship land treaty speeches From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff 0 likes 13 plays
In the Nation's Service (Q&A Segment) duration 26 minutes 10 seconds In the Nation's Service (Q&A Segment) In the Nation's Service (Q&A Segment)	In the Nation's Service (Q&A Segment) Woodrow Wilson Award recipient Sonia Sotomayor '76, Associate Justice, United States Supreme Court, responds to questions from the audience as a follow-up to her award lecture at Alumni Day 2014. government alumni day archived_to_s3 court question person justice students process things issues legislature princeton role corps peace law dance speech grade schools 60s From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff 0 likes 50 plays Date February 22nd, 2014 Speaker Sonia Sotomayor ’76, Associate Justice, U.S. Supreme Court. Department Office of the Alumni Association