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01:18:00 What Does It Mean to Interpret the Constitution? What Does It Mean to Interpret the Constitution?	What Does It Mean to Interpret the Constitution? Do Supreme Court justices really just call balls and strikes, or are the Court’s decisions merely politics by another name? When we read that judges are originalists or favor a living… constitution day lecture antonin scalia constitution day lecture james madison program robert p. george donald drakeman keith e. whittington constituional interpretation framers constitution interpretation court text intentions law rule process judges meaning question convention professor amendment clause texts fact thing princeton From Julia Schwarz on September 23rd, 2021 0 likes 9 plays Date September 22nd, 2021 Speaker Donald L. Drakeman, Keith E. Whittington, Robert P. George Department James Madison Program Location Zoom
01:01:06 CITP Seminar: Woodrow Hartzog - A Duty of Loyalty… CITP Seminar: Woodrow Hartzog - A Duty of Loyalty for Privacy Law	CITP Seminar: Woodrow Hartzog - A Duty of Loyalty for Privacy Law Data privacy law fails to stop companies from engaging in self-serving, opportunistic behavior at the expense of those who trust them with their data. Academics and policymakers have recently… loyalty duty companies interests law rules ways things lot question relationships neil party control rule idea duties power paper sort From CI Center for Information Technology Policy on March 25th, 2021 0 likes 7 plays Date March 23rd, 2021 Speaker Woodrow Hartzog, Northeastern University Department Center for Information Technology Policy Location Virtual
01:33:52 Constitutional Interpretation and the Common Good Constitutional Interpretation and the Common Good	Constitutional Interpretation and the Common Good James Madison Program Constitution Day EventFunded by the Bouton Law Lecture Fund September 17, 2020John O. McGinnis, George C. Dix Professor of Constitutional Law, Pritzker School of Law,… constitution day lecture constitution america common good government law question judges idea originalism theory john questions federalists kind things decision sense interpretation justice madison rule powers captions_11_4_2020 From Ch'nel Duke on September 18th, 2020 0 likes 246 plays Speaker John O. McGinnis, Robert P. George Department James Madison Program, Politics Location Zoom Webinar
09:39 cos326-2020-17-02-type-checking-implementation cos326-2020-17-02-type-checking-implementation	cos326-2020-17-02-type-checking-implementation Type Checking: Part 2: Ocaml Implementation cos326 function expression context error operation integer t. checking argument result expressions rule checker t1 int call variables statement paren t2 From Daniel Macleod on August 16th, 2020 0 likes 113 plays Date August 16th, 2020 Speaker David Walker Department COS Location Princeton NJ
21:17 cos326-2020-17-01-type-checking-rules cos326-2020-17-01-type-checking-rules	cos326-2020-17-01-type-checking-rules Type Checking: Part 1: Formal Rules cos326 expression rule function context colon int types t2 rules t1 expressions behavior comma notation variables checker language execution systems t. From Daniel Macleod on August 16th, 2020 0 likes 132 plays Date August 16th, 2020 Speaker David Walker Department COS Location Princeton NJ
18:47 cos326-2020-06-04-operational-semantics cos326-2020-06-04-operational-semantics	cos326-2020-06-04-operational-semantics A Mathematical Model of Ocaml function substitution rules language programming rule notation model variable expression ocaml evaluation lot values expressions e2 integer thing bit semantics From Daniel Macleod on August 16th, 2020 0 likes 243 plays Date August 12th, 2020 Speaker David Walker Department COS Location Princeton NJ
14:02 cos326-2020-02-02-functions cos326-2020-02-02-functions	cos326-2020-02-02-functions Simple Functions cos326 function int expression argument arrow string functions statement types result compiler concat arguments thing branch error t2 t1 rule ocaml From Daniel Macleod on August 14th, 2020 0 likes 388 plays Date August 12th, 2020 Speaker David Walker Department COS Location Princeton NJ
43:11 cos326-2020-01-02-ocaml cos326-2020-01-02-ocaml	cos326-2020-01-02-ocaml Introduction to Ocaml cos326 expression ocaml int function window dot unit string languages programs functions ml language programming integer rule values expressions side compiler From Daniel Macleod on August 13th, 2020 0 likes 448 plays Date August 12th, 2020 Speaker Andrew Appel Department COS Location Princeton NJ
01:51:14 prob_day02_01 prob_day02_01	prob_day02_01 PNI Bootcamp 2020 Day 2 Math/Programming distribution probability beta function things rule thing values alpha variable prime times bayes heads form term density belief point deviation From PNI PNI system administrator on August 10th, 2020 0 likes 4 plays Date August 3rd, 2020 Department Princeton Neuroscience Institute
01:05:49 Outliers, Outlaws, and the Origins of the Jewish… Outliers, Outlaws, and the Origins of the Jewish War Against Rome	Outliers, Outlaws, and the Origins of the Jewish War Against Rome josephus jews war rome judea revolt violence fact romans syria question resistance rule temple rebellion history audience ce contingency episodes From Classics Classics SCAD on July 29th, 2020 0 likes 7 plays Date May 13th, 2017 Speaker Erich Gruen Department Classics Location Aaron Burr Hall
01:01:41 Fixing Bugs in Democracy: The Electoral College -… Fixing Bugs in Democracy: The Electoral College - Jesse Wegman with Julian Selizer and Sam Wang	Fixing Bugs in Democracy: The Electoral College - Jesse Wegman with Julian Selizer and Sam Wang Jesse Wegman is a journalist, author, and New York Times Editorial Board Member. In his new book, Wegman asks a simple question: how can we tolerate the Electoral College when every vote does not… gerrymandering electoral college sam wang julian zelizer fixing bugs in democracy labyrinth captions_7_29_2020 college vote votes winner question electors president rule democracy lot country voters election senate party reform elections point questions conversation pilot_captioned From Jason Rhode on June 15th, 2020 0 likes 16 plays Date June 4th, 2020 Speaker Jesse Wegman, Professor Sam Wang, Professor Julian Zelizer Department Princeton Gerrymandering Project Location Online
04:51 A New Approach to Seleucid serrated coins:… A New Approach to Seleucid serrated coins: Questions of Reform and Dynastic Continuity	A New Approach to Seleucid serrated coins: Questions of Reform and Dynastic Continuity The serrated (saw-shaped) coins of the Carthaginians, Romans, Seleucids, and Antigonids remain an enigma in the history of coinage. A large reason for this has been the increased scholarly interest… prd20 webinar 5/5 coins coin empire edge bc continuity princeton professor attention history analysis rule discontinuity branch pretenders father antiochus minting legitimation approach From Research Princeton Research Day on April 29th, 2020 1 likes 37 plays Date April 29th, 2020 Speaker Ilia Calogero Curto Pelle '22 Department Classics
01:28:58 The Reformer: How One Liberal Fought to Preempt… The Reformer: How One Liberal Fought to Preempt the Russian Revolution	The Reformer: How One Liberal Fought to Preempt the Russian Revolution james madison program stephen f. williams aurelian craiutu captions_8_20_2020 law judge rule government russia peasants moderation party cough williams property regime revolution moderates question society war country kind words From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff on November 3rd, 2018 0 likes 28 plays
01:30:27 Demopolis: Democracy Before Liberalism Demopolis: Democracy Before Liberalism	Demopolis: Democracy Before Liberalism Josiah Ober, Mitsotakis Professor of Political Science and Classics, Stanford University josiah ober james madison program americas founding and future lecture democracy liberalism ancient greece athens captions_12_17_2020 citizens rules things dignity kind person tyranny question society government thing citizen rule equality history lot regime war From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff on May 2nd, 2018 0 likes 113 plays Date April 20th, 2018 Speaker Josiah Ober Department James Madison Program Location Lewis Library 120
01:02:23 Mexico's 2018 Elections: Round Table:… Mexico's 2018 Elections: Round Table: Institutional Safeguards and Challenges	Mexico's 2018 Elections: Round Table: Institutional Safeguards and Challenges Javier Aparicio, CIDE Lorenzo Cordova, INE Reyes Rodriguez, TEPJ Guillermo Trejo, Notre Dame Moderator: Esteban Rossi-Hansberg, Theodore A. Well '29 Professor of Economics, Princeton University mexico 2018 elections voting politics mexico cartels foreign affairs elections election problem law parties rules government rule things lot party game corruption competition society guys issue fact point From PL Latin American Studies on April 19th, 2018 0 likes 4 plays Date April 13th, 2018 Speaker Javier Aparicio, Lorenzo Cordova, Reyes Rodriguez, Guillermo Trejo, Esteban Rossi-Hansberg Department Program In Latin American Studies Location A17 Louis A. Simpson International Building
01:37:20 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 on July 13th, 2017 0 likes 8 plays