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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Police Power"”.
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Balancing liberty of contract with police power : a Hobbesian approach.
… act in the interest of the whole (known as its "police power"). The first and paradigmatic contest between these principles can be traced to the Lochner v. New York and its later repudiation in West Coast Hotel v. Parrish. Lochner and its ilk tend to overemphasize the interest of liberty at the …
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Governing bodies through space, governing space through bodies: Police power, planning, and race in Central Atlanta
… planning and cognate disciplines identify the police as agents in urban social cleansing, social stratification, and segregation. Yet these studies 1) largely portray the police as a singular, monolithic entity, focusing on patrol police exercising violence and arrest in order to sort …
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Liberty in full : Justice Stephen Field's cooperative constitution of liberty.
… of the Due Process Clause and the states' police power. The Due Process Clause protected expansively-defined individual rights against impairing state action while the police power protected the same rights from non-governmental threats. The second set of provisions was state and national …
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Blue Lives Memorialized: Collective Memory and the Production of Ideology and Injustice in American Policing
<p>Police memorials are physical objects in public spaces, objects which seed our own cultural and personal ideologies, beliefs, and behaviors and which command our collective attention. Using qualitative research methodology, this visual ethnography looks at the unique and inherent power of police …
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Theaters of Power: Inka Imperial Performance
Military and police power has proven time and again to be necessary but not sufficient to create and maintain an empire. Empires must employ a multitude of strategies to expand and survive, one of the most important of which is state-sanctioned public spectacles, ceremonies, and rituals. This …
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The Reaction of the the Russion Orthodox Church During the First Year of Communist Persecution
… During its first years, the government used police power to terrorize, arrest, exile and murder; the Church denounced the Bolshevik revolutionists as traitors to God and country.</p>
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The Justified Lawman: Cowboy Killings in the Modern Era
… the popular media, do not necessarily have the power to directly determine an individual's ways of thinking, but do help frame and reinforce already existing cultural beliefs, particularly within the context of the seemingly innocuous narrative fictions of cable television. These narratives not …
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Dividing the Blue Line: the Cultural Work of Rural Policing in Upstate New York
… do residents of both groups make sense of the police scanner and the information it broadcasts? (3) And finally, how do residents of both groups respond to and make sense of the Summer 2020 protests and how do their understandings impact existing divisions and boundaries? Together, these …