Session 202 Crime, Justice and the Law
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When the Musulman Became the Algérien? Labeling, Categorical Transition, and the Bureaucratic Mediation of Decolonization in Parisian Police Reports, 1945–1965 •
Léo P. Henry, University of Toronto; Ron Levi, University of Toronto.
2.
Historical Trends in Police Homicide: Evidence from Hennepin County Coroners Records, 1911-1989 •
Michael Lansing, Augsburg College; Michelle Phelps, University of Minnesota; Evan Roberts, University of Minnesota.
3.
A Contrapuntal Reading of the Development of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights •
Asma Rahimyar, Yale University.
4.
The Black Panther Party and the Unlikely Union of Marxism and Constitutional Law, 1966-1971 •
Willa Sachs, Yale University.
5.
Status, Hierarchy, and Sentencing in Corruption Trials •
Luiz Vilaça, Assistant Professor.
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