Ron Levi
Toronto
Professor @UofT . Direct labs on justice systems under stress @munkschool and on antisemitism @CJSUofT
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Preferences for platform regulation of online hate speech are shared internationally
Abstract The governance of hate speech online is a growing challenge. While governments and social organizations have developed initiatives to mitigate hate online, it remains unclear what users would prefer regarding hate speech governance. How do people think online hate speech should be regulated?
Lawyers, Archivists, and the Turn to Transparency in the French State
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Law & Social Inquiry: Volume 48 - Issue 4 | Cambridge Core
We start this special issue with two perspectives. First, that the sociological study of crime and law often intersects with the study of inequality, power, the state, and life chances. Second, that the study of crime and law are deeply interconnected—institutionally, politically, and culturally.
Streets, Suites, and States: John Hagan’s Contributions to the Study of Law, Power, and Inequality | Law & Social Inquiry | Cambridge Core
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Streets, Suites, and States: John Hagan’s Contributions to the Study of Law, Power, and Inequality | Law & Social Inquiry | Cambridge Core
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FULL REPORT: Violent crime and public prosecution: A review of recent data on homicide, robbery, and progressive prosecution in the United States
By Todd Foglesong, Ron Levi, et. al.
America First populism, social volatility, and self-reported arrests
America First populism, social volatility, and self-reported arrests Ron Levi, Ioana Sendroiu, John Hagan Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Oct 2020, 202006223; DOI: 10.1073/pnas.2006223117
How Does Your Dog’s Food Affect His Well-Being?
Today’s guest writer is Maggie Marton, writer and dog wrangler at Oh My Dog! She is writing about food, health and your dog’s well-being. “You are what you eat” takes on new meaning for our pups. We’ll bet you notice when your dog eats grass or something he’s found in the yard, his belly might react and you find yourself cleaning vomit off the carpet or diarrhea out of his bed. Just as what we eat impacts how we feel, it’s the same for our dogs.
How To Prepare Tasty Meals For You & Your Dog
Today’s guest writer is Maggie Marton, writer and dog wrangler at Oh My Dog! She is writing about preparing meals for you and your dog. Table For Two: You & Your Dog Are Invited! You and your pooch can share breakfast and dinner, which is a fun way to expose him to lots of new smells and tastes. Your dog will appreciate the enriching new experience, as well as the delicious meals.
7 Ways to Make Your Dog Happier
Today’s guest writer is Maggie Marton, writer and dog wrangler at Oh My Dog! She is writing about seven ways to make your dog happier. Of course we want our dogs to be happy. We love them like crazy, so their happiness is important. But wouldn’t it be awesome if you could up-level your dog’s “happy”? Get his weight under control. It sounds counterintuitive. Who really thinks diet and exercise are happy? Well, the truth is, an overweight pup is an unhappy pup.
How Masekela's journeys in exile shaped his music and politics | African Independent
The world continues to pay tribute to the legendary Hugh Ramapolo Masekela who died on 23 January 2018. His journeys have reminded us that the itineraries of South African exiles — writers, journalists, performers, photographers, and political activists — have much to offer transnational histories of anti-apartheid resistance. Masekela knew some formative moments during his own long exile.
South Africa: How Masekela's Journeys in Exile Shaped His Music and Politics
analysis By Louise Bethlehem and Ron LeviThe world continues to pay tribute to the legendary Hugh Ramapolo Masekela who died on 23 January 2018. His journeys have reminded us that the itineraries of South African exiles -- writers, journalists, performers, photographers, and political activists -- have much to offer transnational histories of anti-apartheid resistance. Masekela knew some formative moments during his own long exile.
How Masekela's journeys in exile shaped his music and politics
The world continues to pay tribute to the legendary Hugh Ramapolo Masekela who died on 23 January 2018. His journeys have reminded us that the itineraries of South African exiles — writers, journalists, performers, photographers, and political activists — have much to offer transnational histories of anti-apartheid resistance. Masekela knew some formative moments during his own long exile.
Past Life
In the fascinating new film from director Avi Nesher (The Wonders), two Israeli sisters delve into the dark mystery of their father’s former life in Poland during World War II. The newest film by Avi Nesher boldly charts dangerous emotional territory as it tells of two sisters trying to uncover their family's past. It is 1977, and talented but introspective singer Sephi Milch (Joy Rieger) is singing with her choir in a Berlin concert hall.
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