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A constitutional convention could shake up state
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Capitol Week
A constitutional convention could shake up state
By AMY RINARD of the Journal Sentinel staff
Sunday, September 29, 2002
As local governments gear up for the next legislative debate over
shared revenue and brace for even greater state pressure to
consolidate municipal services and streamline operations, the
Alliance of Cities has come up with a novel proposal:
Convene a constitutional convention to write a new state
constitution.
The proposal was one of many agreed upon by a majority of the
alliance's 38 members representing the state's largest cities --
including Milwaukee, ...
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Cultural relativism and the savage: the alleged inconsistency of William Graham Sumner.
Magazine article from: The American Journal of Economics and Sociology
; William Graham Sumner (1840-1910) was one of the founders...major debate about academic freedom. Sumner was also a political philosopher, and...first-class mind is not to be found in Sumner. (Chamberlain [1940] 1971: xix...
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Brendle Graham.(2007 Wedding Register)
Magazine article from: Mississippi Magazine
; ...and Howard O'Keefe Graham II on December 31, 2005...granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Jere Longshore, Mr...Mrs. Howard O'Keefe Graham of Jackson. He is the...and Mrs. Edgar Dewitt Graham of Sumner and Mrs. Milton Thomas...
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; ...War and the more than 200 parades celebrating it. They were written after the Spanish-American War of 1898 by William Graham Sumner, a professor of political and social science at Yale and one of the most influential Americans of his time. Often...
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"Breed out the unfit and breed in the fit": Irving Fisher, economics, and the science of heredity.
Magazine article from: The American Journal of Economics and Sociology
; ...including economic theory. As well as Willard Gibbs, William Graham Sumner was a major influence during Fisher's formative...interest in economics was then chiefly an interest in William Graham Sumner, the leading American economist and a most...
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Irving Fisher of Yale.(Irving Fisher)
Magazine article from: The American Journal of Economics and Sociology
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International trade and finance. (Chapter 8).
Magazine article from: The American Journal of Economics and Sociology
; ...theory of international trade were William Graham Sumner and, to a lesser extent, Henry...9) A few years later Frank Graham attacked the comparative advantage...s position in trade. (11) Graham argued that this was untrue and...
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Thorstein Veblen and 'The Great Gatsby.'.(Papers from the 1999 AFEE Meeting)
Magazine article from: Journal of Economic Issues
; ...but inevitable. The American Social Darwinism of William Graham Sumner served this purpose, particularly as set forth in...most eminent of the American Social Darwinists was William Graham Sumner (1840-1910), Veblen's professor at...
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BIZ BOOKS: A WEEKLY PEEK AT WHAT'S ON THE SHELVES Depressed by government
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The conquest of the United States by Spain
Magazine article from: The Freeman
; ...Puerto Rico, Guam, and Cuba. The following year William Graham Sumner , the classical liberal sociologist at Yale University...t end the year without reproducing excerpts from Sumner 's classic essay.) During the last year the public...
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Hillary Goes to Yale in Search of Approval.(Politics&Opinions)
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; ...had a gentlemanly showdown with William Graham Sumner, an atheist free-marketeer who was one of his professors. Sumner's economics were fine by Porter, and by the trustees, but Sumner's irreligion wasn't (Porter...
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