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01:25:51 Vincent Phillip Muñoz on How Justice Alito… Vincent Phillip Muñoz on How Justice Alito ’72, the Supreme Court’s Originalists, and Almost All Conservatives Misinterpret the Free Exercise of Religion	Vincent Phillip Muñoz on How Justice Alito ’72, the Supreme Court’s Originalists, and Almost All Conservatives Misinterpret the Free Exercise of Religion On November 15, 2022, the James Madison Program hosted a lecture by Vincent Phillip Muñoz titled, "How Justice Alito ’72, the Supreme Court’s Originalists, and Almost All… james madison program james madison munoz vincent phillip munoz constitutional interpretation politics political thought robert p. george robby george religious freedom madison law exemption exemptions justice argument question interests majority professor constitutionalism exercise alito groups court things coalition approach amendment liberty From James Madison Program James Madison Program 0 likes 38 plays Date November 15th, 2022 Speaker Vincent Phillip Muñoz Department Politics/James Madison Program Location Maeder Hall Auditorium 002
03:22 A CROSS TO BEAR: THE ROLE OF RELIGION IN SHAPING… A CROSS TO BEAR: THE ROLE OF RELIGION IN SHAPING ATTITUDES TOWARDS REFUGEE IMMIGRATION IN EUROPE, Srishti Ghosh, UG '23 (3967977)	A CROSS TO BEAR: THE ROLE OF RELIGION IN SHAPING ATTITUDES TOWARDS REFUGEE IMMIGRATION IN EUROPE, Srishti Ghosh, UG '23 (3967977) The Russia-Ukraine crisis has spurred a new wave of refugee immigration to neighbouring European countries including Poland, Germany, and Georgia. This story is, of course, not a new one –… immigration refugees religion europe countries citizens immigrants syria majority findings researchers identities emigration food war crosses border perceptions field country From Research Princeton Research Day 2 likes 77 plays Date April 27th, 2022 Speaker Srishti Ghosh Department Politics
01:16:18 Referendums in Federal States: Territorial… Referendums in Federal States: Territorial Pluralism, Self-Determination and the Challenge of Direct Democracy	Referendums in Federal States: Territorial Pluralism, Self-Determination and the Challenge of Direct Democracy Please join us for the next discussion in our series on Democratic Governance and the Question of Self-Determination with Stephen Tierney, Professor of Constitutional Theory at Edinburgh Law School,… referendum constitution referendums question constitutionalism federalism pluralism determination union fact secession systems constituent decision constitutions power majority issue idea contract self-determination theory From Jennifer Bolton 0 likes 24 plays Date November 19th, 2021 Speaker Stephen Tierney, Professor of Constitutional Theory, Edinburgh Law School Department LISD Location Webinar
01:17:51 Self-Determination: Who Decides Who Decides? Self-Determination: Who Decides Who Decides?	Self-Determination: Who Decides Who Decides? Please join us for the first discussion in our series on Democratic Governance and the Question of Self-Determination with Mark Tushnet, William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Law, Emeritus, on… quebec independence canada question rest determination power scotland process nation bargaining majority position sort governance law relations point ukraine negotiations self-determination From Jennifer Bolton 0 likes 21 plays Date October 15th, 2021 Speaker Mark Tushnet, William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Law, Emeritus, Harvard Law School Department LISD Location Webinar
01:33:47 Character in Politics Character in Politics	Character in Politics captions_12_17_2020 trump character president clinton americans issue voters politics lot kind government country culture flaws republicans question election madison supporters majority From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff 0 likes 37 plays
22:30 Mexico's 2018 Elections: To What Extent Have… Mexico's 2018 Elections: To What Extent Have The Decisions of the High Chamber of the TEPJF Enchanced Electoral Integrity in the 2017-2018 Elections in Mexico?	Mexico's 2018 Elections: To What Extent Have The Decisions of the High Chamber of the TEPJF Enchanced Electoral Integrity in the 2017-2018 Elections in Mexico? Reyes Rodriguez, Justice of the Electoral Tribunal of the Federal Judiciary (TEPJF) mexico mexico 2018 elections politics foreign affairs program in latin american studies reyes rodriguez chamber process propaganda malpractice integrity signatures rules election cases newspaper majority fact registration container registry candidate party contenders parties electron From PL Latin American Studies 0 likes 7 plays Date April 13th, 2018 Speaker Reyes Rodriguez Department Program In Latin American Studies Location A17 Louis A. Simpson International Building
01:14:05 The Long and Tragical History of Post-Partisanship The Long and Tragical History of Post-Partisanship	The Long and Tragical History of Post-Partisanship archived_to_s3 party politics parties president history partisanship government voters election republicans federalists era 1960s roosevelt majority bush lot democrats john washington From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff 0 likes 11 plays Date December 1st, 2011 Speaker Sean Wilentz, Professor of History Department President's Lecture Series