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Pacifism as Narrative in the Mass Mediated Comrnunity
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Edward Terrar
Repenting the Quincentennial?:
A Study in Maryland Catholic History
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Nadine Foley, D.P.
The Prophetic Role of Women in Evangelization
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Denis E. Collins, S.J.
Paulo Freire:
His Continued Impact on Popular Education
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Douglas Sturm
A Prospective View of the Bill of Rights:
Toward a New Constitutionalism
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Ron Large
Gandhian Swaraj:
Moral Character and Social Vision
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Purging Our Nuclear Intentions
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Cultivating Community Through Diversity:
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Janet C. Menard
Taming Aggressive Nationalism:
Martin Buber’s Idea of Divine Mission
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Signs of War:
Myth, Media and the Selling of Desert Storm
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Richard C. Bayer
The Living Wage:
A Reinterpretation and Constructive Proposal
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Ron Pagnucco
Teaching About Agency and Structure in Nonviolent Social Change
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Roger Bergman
Recent U.S. Perceptions of Haiti and Haitians
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Joel J. Kassiola
Why “Need-Blind” Admissions is Inadequate:
Justice Requires More Than Pretending to be Blind to Inequality
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Eli Goldblatt
Van Rides in the Dark:
Literacy as Involvement in a College Literacy Practicum
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Seth Koven
Remembering and Dismemberment:
Crippled Children, Wounded Soldiers, and the Great War in Great Britain
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Sally J. Scholz
The Public/Private Dichotomy in Systemic Oppression
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Renya Reed Wasson
Race, Ethnicity and Homelessness
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Joseph Carcello,
Rick Eckstein,
Cheryl Laz
Rhetoric and Reality:
The Changing Glass Ceiling in Public Accounting
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Martin A. Asher,
Robert H. DeFina
Dulling the Sword of Justice:
The Decline of Unionism and the Rise of Inequality
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