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El bandido naranja

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By Aziz Huq, Tom Ginsburg
| Listín Diario Verified
¿Hay alguna forma de entender el peculiar enfoque de gobierno del presidente de EE. UU., Donald Trump? El economista Mancur Olsenofreció un marco de referencia hace casi tres décadas en su obra sobre el origen de los Estados. Al establecer una distinción entre bandidos «nómadas» y «sedentarios», Olsen conjeturó que los gobiernos se forman cuando los bandidos nómadas se asientan para explotar a quienes les rodean.
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Trump’s “Compact” for Higher Education Flops; 7 of 9 Universities Reject It, So Far

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By Robert George, Tom Ginsburg, David M. Rabban, Jeannie Suk Gersen, Diane Ravitch
| Diane Ravitch's Blog
Trump and his administration are determined to impose their rightwing agenda on the nation’s colleges and universities. They have withheld federal funding for scientific and medical research, using that money to demand compliance.
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Our Politics Differ, But We Agree: Trump’s ‘Compact’ Violates Academic Freedom

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By Robert George, Tom Ginsburg, David M. Rabban, Jeannie Suk Gersen
| chroni.cl
We write as scholars of academic freedom to respond to the proposed “Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education.” We are politically diverse and do not share common views about the wisdom of particular proposals contained in the compact. Nor do we agree on the extent or substance of the reforms needed in American higher education today. We are, however, united in our concern about key features of the proposed compact. Or subscribe now to read with unlimited access for as low as $10/month.
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