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The Jewish Alliance for Law and Social Action, a civil rights organization, and the Charles Hamilton Houston Institute of Race and Justice of the Harvard Law School held a symposium at the Harvard Law School on May 16, 2008, on the topic, "Restoring America After Bush." Cooperating sponsors include the ACLU and the Boston Lawyers Chapter of the American Constitution Society. This site includes a webcast of the conference, statements by panelists, and a summary brochure.
About the Conference
Help us shape this conference. Read the flyer and tell us which topics are most important to you.
Balancing presidential and Congressional war powers.
Making Congress more effective
Signing statements, executive privilege and government secrecy
Political influence in judicial appointments
Courts and national security in an era of terror, torture and detention without charge
The president and international law
Is the Supreme Court so ideeologically unbalanced as to warrant adding additional members?
Assessing the Bush national security strategy
Bush, Cheney and "American exceptionalism"
Establishing appropriate levels of military force
Soft power vs. hard power
Assessing the role of multinational institutions
The legacy of Bush fiscal and economic policies
Rescuing the national image
Adapting to new commercial alignments
Evaluating the risk of a "clash of civilizations"
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- Conference speaker Louis Fisher , in testimony bef...
- Conference speaker Andrew Bacevich, in “Rescinding...
- Conference speaker Norman Ornstein, in “Checks and...
- Conference speaker Norman Ornstein and Thomas Mann...
- Conference speaker Charles Fried, from Modern Libe...
- Conference speaker Charles Fried, from “The limits...
- Conference speaker Detlev F. Vagts, from “Military...
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