CSHR :: Faculty Consultations Children s rights civil rights Constitutional Law Economic rights Health Recent Course(s) Int l Law; Human rights in Int l and Domestic Law and http://www.columbia.edu/cu/humanrights/resources/consultations.htm
Faculty Names Research Interests civil rights, black feminist legal theory, and race, Recent Course(s) Int l Law; Human rights in Int l and Domestic Law and http://www.columbia.edu/cu/humanrights/faculty/faculty_name.htm
American History Timeline: 1780-2010 War of 1812, Mexican War, civil War, Spanishamerican, War, World War, One, World Roosevelt asserts US right to intervene in Latin America, - 1909 - http://www.animatedatlas.com/timeline.html
Researching Int'l Human Rights Law - UofM Law School (Older works are catalogued under the subject civil rights. InterAmericanCourt of Human rights Serie CResoluciones y sentencias (1987, 1989, 1990). http://www.law.umn.edu/library/tools/pathfinders/ihrnguide.html
Extractions: E. OTHER WEB SITES F. INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNALS G. LEXIS AND WESTLAW INTRODUCTION This guide provides starting points for international human rights research on the internet and at the U of M Law Library. Other Law Library guides that may help are: Researching Women's Human Rights Issues http://www.law.umn.edu/library/tools/pathfinders/womenshr2.html Researching Treaty Sources http://www.law.umn.edu/library/tools/pathfinders/treaties.htm ... http://www.law.umn.edu/library/tools/pathfinders/unguide.htm The Law Library has a large collection of works on human rights, including monographs (books), periodicals, country reports, and government documents. Other useful works on human rights are located at the Wilson Library and the Bio-Med Library. Use MNCAT, the library catalog, to find relevant books and documents. To find periodicals and UN documents, however, you will need to use specialized indexes such as the Index to Legal Periodicals, LegalTrac, and AccessUN. Many human rights works are shelved on the third floor of the Law Library around the call numbers K3240. You will also find other human rights materials in the Human Rights Library, which is located in the back of the third floor, in the corner farthest from the Library entrance.
New York Post Online Edition: Tempo The 250 million AfroLatinos in Latin America are virtually invisible because The civil rights movement banished the usage of such iconography in the US http://www.nypost.com/tempo/07130515.htm
Extractions: The Mexican government unveiled the stamps last week and alluded to them as a celebration of the 1940s cartoon character Memin Pinguín, a young black boy with large lips and eyes. The image is minstrel-like, and the Mexican governments laissez-faireattitude is indicative of the ever-present racism against dark-skinned Latinos in the country.
Miusa.org - Roundtable Consortium Members The Disability rights Education and Defense Fund (DREDF) is a national, nonprofitlaw and Asia, Europe, North America, south America and the Pacific. http://www.miusa.org/ncde/rtc/members
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Extractions: Home Academics Departments Majors » International Politics Faculty Majors Minors Courses Departmental Honors All IA/IP Honors students must take all three economics courses (EC 210, 220, 230), plus PO 250 Political Analysis, in addition to all other IA/IP requirements. They must have a minimum average of 3.5 in all courses related to the IA/IP program (including the three economics courses and Political Analysis) and an overall GPA of 3.0. They may obtain an A in their senior seminar. Language ability must meet the new GERC standards. Please note: The courses listed here are in addition to the General Education requirements of the University. Requirements for the Bachelor of Arts Degree with a Contemporary Global Issues (3 credits) Exposes students to a broad range of contemporary issues: wars and regional conflicts, nuclear and conventional weapons proliferation, North-South disputes, regionalism and integration, gender issues, ecological destruction, etc. It will also examine the nature of national diplomacy and international institutions (the UN, NATO, IMF, etc.) used in the effort to resolve these issues.
Extractions: on Peace and Cooperation Depending on the nature of the item, the following may be checked out or perused in our resource room. Please visit or contact our office for more details on this collection. Series 1 Working Paper Title (Author, Affiliation) - Date Technical and Institutional Change in Agricultural Development (Vermon.W. Ruttan, Regents' Professor, Department of Economics and Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, University of Minnesota) - October 1989 Idioms of Land: Producing Politics and Rice In senegambia (Michael Watts, Professor of Geography, University of California, Berkeley) - January 1990 Collectivize Agricultural in the USSR (Karen Brooks, Professor of Agricultural and Applied Economics, University of Minnesota, Saint Paul) - February 1990 Agricultural Risk, the Family and Credits Markets in Low -Income Countries (Mark .R. Rosenzweig, Professor of Economics, University of Minnesota) - February 1990
Cross-Registration Pre-approved Course List FAS, GOV 2131, Comparative Politics of Latin America, 1.0 HLS, 41140,Latino civil rights, 1.0. HLS, 41160, Law and Development, 1.0 http://ksgregistrar.harvard.edu/reports/approved-crx.htm
Extractions: Orientation ... Policies Pre-approved courses for Cross-Registration (updated daily) The Registrar maintains this list of pre-approved courses for cross-registration; however, if you wish to take a course not on this list, you may request to have your course considered for KSG credit. If your request is granted, the course will normally be added to the list. Please note that this list is based on past course offerings and thus does not necessarily reflect actual course offerings for this year. Check the individual schools' course catalogs, or for a Harvard-wide catalog, visit http://coursecatalog.harvard.edu Key to school abbreviations School Course Number Title Credit Note DIV Fundamentalisms DIV Faith, Politics, Society DIV Introduction to Ethics DIV World Religions: Diversity and Dialogue FAS AAS 191 The Civil Rights Movement FAS AFROAM 218 Topics in African American History FAS Social Anthropology FAS Consuming Passions: Cultures of Materialism in Asia FAS Development Dilemmas FAS APMTH 107 Graph Theory and Combinatorics FAS ECON 1010b Macroeconomic Theory FAS ECON 1011b Macroeconomic Theory FAS ECON 1017 Libertarian Perspective on Economics and Social Policy FAS ECON 1030 Psychology and Economics FAS ECON 1035 Policy Applications of Psychology and Economics FAS ECON 1123 Econometrics FAS ECON 1123 Introduction to Econometrics
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Political Science Course Descriptions (St. Norbert College) An examination of major judicial decisions in the areas of civil rights and civilliberties and their POLI 368 Politics and Governments of Latin America http://www.snc.edu/catalog/courses/poli_courses.htm
Extractions: A survey of the United States political system at the national, state and local levels; including examination of constitutions, social and political ideology, mass political behavior, parties and interest groups, the Congress, the presidency, the courts, and the development of national public policy. Focuses on the problems of policy-making in a pluralistic democratic system. Each semester. Fulfills General Education Area 6 - United States Heritage Requirement. See Extended General Education Course Description. POLI 150 Introduction to International Studies The objective of this course is to promote an awareness of global interdependence, with its challenges and opportunities. The course is interdisciplinary, examining issues from several relevant and related points of view: political, ecological, cultural, economic, and ethical. The content may vary from semester to semester. Examples of issues the course might examine are: Nationalism versus The Concept of an International Community; U.S. Foreign Policy and Human Rights; Foreign Policy of Communist Countries; Cultural Diversity and International Cooperation. Cross-listed as INTL 150. Every semester. Fulfills General Education Area 3 - Human Relationships Requirement.
Georgetown Law - Faculty (Online Curriculum Guide) Comment, in The civil rights Movement in America (Charles Eagles ed., 1986) . The Judiciary and Institutions of Judicial Review, 8 Am. UJ Int l L. http://www.law.georgetown.edu/curriculum/tab_faculty.cfm?Status=Publications&Fac
Extractions: home subscribe about us books ... feedback Read Cockburn and St. Clair's Whiteout: the CIA, Drugs and the Press and discover how the CIA gave a helping hand to the opium lords who took over Afghanistan, thus ushering the Taliban into power. New Print Edition of CounterPunch Available Exclusively to Subscribers: David Vest on Those Birmingham Bombings; The War on Black Moms Inside the CIA's LSD Lab: Mind You, the Food Was Great!; Marx, Marriage and Math; Tomorrow the Apocalypse: Survivalism, USA; Who Owns Ms.? Remember, the CounterPunch website is supported exclusively by subscribers to our newsletter. If you find our site useful please: Subscribe Now! Or Call Toll Free 1-800-840-3683 June 12, 2002 Chris Floyd
Office Of The Dean Executive Board Member, Interamerican Institute on Human rights (elected August Inter-american System and Asylum, 9 AM. UJ INT L L. POL Y 129 (1994) http://www.wcl.american.edu/dean/cv.cfm
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Extractions: - geographical: Latin America (NGO origins in alliance with unions, peasant associations, popular movements and their responses to military dictatorship), Africa (anti-colonial struggle and de-colonization)), Asia 1) India (tradition, indigenous philanthropy and Gandhian teachings created a strong home-grown understanding of voluntary action and NGOs) 2) Philippines and Thailand (popular action against civilian dictatorship and military rule that spawned politically oriented NGO leaders 3) China, Laos, Vietnam (remain inhospitable ground for growth of autonomous civic organizations 4) Nepal (rapid and opportunistic local NGDO growth in response to regime change) 5) Bangladesh (struggle for independence created a context enabling widespread and substantial growth of indigenous NGOs with the help of foreign aid - Bangladesh is now home to the largest indigenous NGOs in the South) - structural: international civil society at the UN: proposal to establish a UN Civil Society Forum under the auspices of ECOSOC, already integration of NGOs into monitoring activities, NGOs with consultative status at ECOSOC (2300 in 2002), (one of the earliest NGOs with consultative status at ECOSOC is ICC 1946, UN also vehicle to spread corporate culture (voluntarism, corporate citizenship, stakeholder dialogue), Maria Cattaui/ICC insistence that civil society includes corporations (ICC on CSR: " good corporate practice is usually spread most effectively by strong corporate principles and example, rather than by codes of conduct … dialogue with responsible, transparent and constructive non-governmental organizations (NGOs) - IUCN & WBCSD…)
UPJ A basic introduction to the dynamics of government in Latin America. The courseexamines the main political PS 1535 HUMAN rights IN INT L RELATIONS http://www.upj.pitt.edu/internet/Templates/Inner.aspx?pid=2058
Extractions: Chinese Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxing The international situation as a whole remains stable, but uncertain and unstable factors are on the increase. Under the leadership of central authorities, in China's diplomatic work guided by Deng Xiaoping Theory and the important thought of "three represents", we, centered closely around the fundamental task of serving the endeavor to build a relatively prosperous society in an all-round way, have been working hard to implement the spirit of the Fourth Plenum of the 16th CPC Central Committee and the 10th Conference of Diplomatic Envoys stationed abroad, and have been striving for a peaceful and stable international environment and surrounding environment, an equality and mutually beneficial cooperation environment and an objective and friendly public opinion environment. "Exercising government power in the interests of the people", and "doing diplomatic work for the people" are the purposes of our diplomatic work. We always keep the interests of the people at heart and try every possible means to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese citizens and legal persons abroad.
