Solnit/Fanshel Discussion
Introduction
Suggested Reading
Law and the Questions and Answers of Workplace Mobilization
Michael M. Oswalt{{Michael M. Oswalt is an Assistant Professor at Northern Illinois University College of Law.}} Organizing is risky. Some workers join in and get fired, others face intimidation and drop out, while most–sensing the tension between legal rights and
At Rock Bottom: Puerto Rico's Crises and Self-Determination
Ángel R. Oquendo{{George J. and Helen M. England Professor of Law, University of Connecticut; DAAD Visiting Professor, Free University of Berlin; Ph.D., M.A. (Philosophy), A.B. (Economics and Philosophy), Harvard University; J.D., Yale Law School. On April 21, 2016, the author
The Shock Doctrine in Texas Prisons
While reading about the tactics perpetuated on the citizens of these countries – shock therapy in both economic and physical forms – I couldn't help but to get a lump in my throat, as I recognized many of them taking
Tough Love
I remember the next morning when, because of the punishment, my anger to abandon education reached its peak.