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Omaha Beach: Following General Cota / Noel F. Mehlo Jr. -- Capturing San Juan Hill with the Rough Riders / Theodore Roosevelt -- Taking Mount Suribachi / Colonel Joseph H. Alexander -- Supplying the Embattled Marines at Khe Sanh / Captain Moyers S. Shore II -- Doolittle Hits Tokyo / Colonel Robert Barr Smith and Laurence J. Yadon -- How the Merrimac Was Sunk in Cuba / Rupert S. Holland -- Benedict Arnold's Navy / Captain Alfred Thayer Mahan -- Raiding Union Commerce with Rafael Semmes / Albert M. Goodrich -- Repelling the Chinese at Chipyong-ni / Leo Barron -- Breaking Out of Libby Prison / Isaac N. Johnston.

Reign of blood: the unending Mexican War and the creation of the criminal justice system in the Southwest -- Mob law: vigilantism as law enforcement in the nineteenth century -- Stars and shields: the world of Mexican American law enforcement officers -- Unknown Mex: Mexican and Mexican American criminality and the justice system -- Bandits everywhere: anti-Mexican violence, Mexican American resistance -- The pendulum of change: Mexican Americans and law enforcement in a time of transition.

Intro -- Preface -- Contents -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: The Real Man in the Objectified Relationship -- 1.1 Double Natures and Double Factors -- 1.1.1 Human Nature and Social Nature -- 1.1.2 Rational Factors and Irrational Factors -- 1.1.3 Definition of Different Rational Factors: Rational Factor and Factors for Comprehension -- 1.2 Extension of Double Relationships -- 1.2.1 Two Different Objectified Relationships: The Relationship Between Person to Goods, and the Relationship Between Person to Person -- 1.2.2 Objectification and Alienation of Self-Existence -- 1.2.3 Preconditions and Necessary Preconditions for Generating Alienated Labor -- 1.2.4 Alienated Labor and Private Property -- 1.3 Mutual Restrictions of the Double Relationships -- 1.3.1 The Essence of Subject and Object of the Right of Private Property -- 1.3.2 Ways of Forming Private Property Rights -- 1.3.3 Differentiation of the Possession of the Means of Production and Continued Differentiation of the Possession of Material Wealth -- Chapter 2: Concept of Preposition and Analysis on Relevant Issues -- 2.1 From Abstract Categorization to Specific Realistic Man -- 2.1.1 Assumption and Transcendence of Species Nature -- 2.1.2 Egoism, Altruism, and the Existence of Class -- 2.1.3 Three Meanings of the Classical Description of Historical Materialism and Human Existence -- 2.2 The Asymmetry of the Double Relationship and the Restrictive Forces of Production -- 2.2.1 Asymmetry of Double Relationship -- 2.2.2 The Double Relationship and the Necessary Demands of the Development of Productive Forces -- 2.2.3 The Dynamic Functions of the Double Relationship in the Transformation of the Relations of Production -- 2.3 Internal Connection Between Economics and Politics -- 2.3.1 Legality of the Relations of Production -- 2.3.2 Economic Rights and Political Rights.

Intro -- Preface -- Marketing Text -- Contents -- Editor and Contributors -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Theory and Method of Urban Structure and Environment -- 1 Current Status and Bottleneck of Urban Structure and Urban Environment -- 2 Urban Structure and Environment -- 2.1 Urban Population Mobility -- 2.2 Urban Development and Its Characteristics -- 2.3 Urbanization and Urban Landscape -- 2.4 Urban Ecosystem Services -- 2.5 Urban Health and Its Environmental Support -- 3 Assessment of Urban Environment -- 4 Possibility and Challenge of Improving the Urban Environment -- References -- Population Mobility and Urban Development -- 1 Population Mobility of Cities in China -- 1.1 Overview of Population Mobility in Chinese Cities -- 1.2 Analytical Approaches of Population Mobility in Chinese Cities -- 2 Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Population Mobility in Since 2000 -- 2.1 Spatiotemporal Patterns of Population Mobility -- 2.2 Changes in the Urban Development Affecting Population Mobility -- 3 Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Population Mobility During Spring Festival -- 3.1 Spatiotemporal Characteristics of Population Mobility -- 3.2 Urban Socioeconomic Factors Affecting Population Mobility -- 4 Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Population Mobility at Street Block Level: Case Study in Qingdao -- 4.1 Spatiotemporal Differences of Population Mobility -- 4.2 Urban Built Environment Affecting Population Mobility -- References -- Spatiotemporal Quantification and Identification of Urban Development and Its Characteristics -- 1 Theories and Methods of Urban Development Assessment -- 1.1 Diversity and Difference of Urban Development -- 1.2 Data Support of Urban Development Assessment -- 1.2.1 Theories and Development of GIS -- 1.2.2 Theories and Development of RS -- 1.2.3 Panel Data Analysis -- 1.3 Empirical Methods for Urban Development Assessment.

Part I: Introduction -- Chapter 1: The Fourth Republic and 1992 Constitution of Ghana: Grounding Democracy, Rule of Law and Development -- Chapter 2: Imperial President and Constitutionalism under the 1992 Constitution of Ghana -- Part II: Ghanas Fourth Republic: Democracy, Rule of Law and Development -- Chapter 3: Reflections on Public Interest Constitutional Litigation of the Government of Ghanas Economic Transactions with Private Parties -- Chapter 4: Protection of Privacy of Communication and the Admissibility of Electronic Evidence: An Assessment of the Supreme Court's Guidelines -- Chapter 5: Balancing the Freedom of Expression, Right to Information and Use of Social Media in Ghana -- Chapter 6: Examining the Regulatory Character and Constitutional Validity of the Bank of Ghanas Directives to Actors in the Banking Sector -- Part III: Inclusive Development and Securing the Rights of Minorities Under Ghanas Fourth Republic -- Chapter 7: Connecting Disability Rights and Democracy in Ghana: Leveraging on the UN Sustainable Development Goals -- Chapter 8: Balancing Religious Freedoms and the Right to Education of Minorities in Ghana: A Focus on Access to Public Senior High Schools by Rastafarians -- Chapter 9: Gendered Power Relationships and Inequality in Northern Ghana -- Chapter 10: Majoritarian Democracy and the LGBT Conundrum in Ghana -- Part IV: Constitutional Law, Institutions and Governance in Ghana -- Chapter 11: Safeguarding the Independence of Autonomous Constitutional Bodies in Ghana -- Chapter 12: Redefining the Jurisdiction of Commissions of Inquiry under the 1992 Constitution of Ghana -- Chapter 13: The Contribution of Strong Institutions in Promoting Good Governance in Ghana -- Chapter 14: Police Brutality and Violence Against Liberian Refugees and Migrants in Ghana: Assessing the Role of the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice -- Chapter 15: Devolution and the Transformation of Ghanas Local Government Law towards a Functional Decentralized Governance System -- Chapter 16: The Contribution of the International Community to Peaceful Elections in Ghana -- Part V: Democratization, Good Governance and Development in Africa -- Chapter 17: Economic development, Democratization and the Rule of Law in Ghana and Nigeria -- Chapter 18: Constitutional Design and the Realisation of Human Rights in Botswana: Challenges and Prospects -- Chapter 19: Rule of Law and Human Rights during the Covid-19 Pandemic in Africa: Reflections from Ghana -- Chapter 20: Violence against Women and the Quest for a Sustainable Solution in Africa: Reflections on Rediscovery of the Due Diligence Standard -- Chapter 21: Assets Declaration as a Tool to Combat Corruption in Africa -- Part VI: Governing the Environment, Climate Change and Social Challenges in Africa -- Chapter 22: Climate change and human rights in Africa: A New factor in African Union Policymaking -- Chapter 23: Domestication of International Law on the Environment and Climate Change in Ghana: Challenges and Prospects -- Chapter 24: Climate Change and Clean Energy Generation in Ghana: Reflections on the Regulatory and Investment Frameworks -- Chapter 25: The Role of the Environmental Protection Agency under Ghanas Fourth Republic.

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