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Mapping the Legal Landscape From 2000 to 2021: State Sanctuary and Antisanctuary Policies, Local Sanctuary Ordinances, and 287(g) Agreements. [PDF]
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Clinical Experience and Student Support for Medical Cannabis Use: A Secondary Analysis. [PDF]
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Reconstruction of American Women in State and Territorial Legislative Offices, 1895-1995. [PDF]
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Redesigning school food environments in Brazil: public sector innovation to protect children and adolescents and promote food and nutrition security. [PDF]
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Journal of Political Economy, 1978
We present a model of the legislature as a union, where in some states the legislative wage is set in the constitution (the analogue to competition) and in others it is set by the legislators (monopoly). We test the implications of the model with respect to relative legislator wages in the two types of states and with respect to other aspects of the ...
McCormick, Robert E, Tollison, Robert D
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We present a model of the legislature as a union, where in some states the legislative wage is set in the constitution (the analogue to competition) and in others it is set by the legislators (monopoly). We test the implications of the model with respect to relative legislator wages in the two types of states and with respect to other aspects of the ...
McCormick, Robert E, Tollison, Robert D
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2023
This chapter discusses the powers that the legislature and individual legislators hold vis-à-vis the president. These powers have been a source of considerable irritation to presidents, especially in the area of budgeting. The chapter then looks at the president's set of specific authorities in dealing with the People's Representative Council (DPR ...
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This chapter discusses the powers that the legislature and individual legislators hold vis-à-vis the president. These powers have been a source of considerable irritation to presidents, especially in the area of budgeting. The chapter then looks at the president's set of specific authorities in dealing with the People's Representative Council (DPR ...
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