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Blogbeitrag#14. Januar 2024

"Developing Ukrainian Studies" – Reflections and Impressions

Blog: TRAFO – Blog for Transregional Research

Forum Transregionale Studien

Forum Transregionale Studien

In this report, Elen Budinova shares some reflections and impressions regarding the conference "Developing Ukrainian Studies: Ukraine in Research and Teaching in the Subjects Slavic Literary and Cultural Studies, Slavic Linguistics in Dialogue with East European History", which took place in the Dornburg Old Palace from October 12 to 13, 2023. The conference was organized by the research network project "European Times" (EUTIM), the Aleksander Brückner Center for Polish Studies, and the Network for Ukrainian Studies.

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Blogbeitrag#23. November 2023

First Impressions of the AI Order's Impact on Fintech

Blog: Cato at Liberty

By not providing a clear framework for financial regulators to validate the existence of heightened or novel risks from AI or to understand the cost of lost benefits due to intervention, the EO risks initiating agency overreach.

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Blogbeitrag#316. Oktober 2023

On the ground: PolitiFact's impressions of the 2024 New Hampshire primary season

Blog: PolitiFact - Rulings and Stories

PolitiFact can attest: The spirit of the New Hampshire primary process is alive and well. But there's also a gaping hole this year, Donald Trump, and that's created what one expert describes as a "low- energy" campaign season.

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Blogbeitrag#423. Januar 2024

Does the New Hampshire primary have a future? Impressions from PolitiFact's reporting on the ground

Blog: PolitiFact - Rulings and Stories

After a monthslong campaign in which parties and candidates continually flouted New Hampshire primary norms, can the storied First in the Nation primary bounce back?

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Blogbeitrag#53. März 2024

70 degrees F Tomorrow in Madison

Blog: Econbrowser

So, my impression that things are warming up is not just me… From Gongloff, "3 Seasons in 24 Hours Stump Climate Change Deniers," Bloomberg:

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Blogbeitrag#68. Februar 2024

Examining Elon Musk's Claim That a Carbon Tax Is a Simple Solution to Climate Change

Blog: Cato at Liberty

Elon Musk has left millions of followers with the impression that taxing CO2 is "the only action needed to solve climate change."

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Blogbeitrag#710. August 2023

Fact-check: Donald Trump's misleading attack ad on Fani Willis' gang member 'relationship' and crime

Blog: PolitiFact - Rulings and Stories

Donald Trump attacked the district attorney investigating him in Georgia, creating a false impression of her relationship with a gang member and prosecution record.

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Blogbeitrag#817. Januar 2024

AI Fraud Act Could Outlaw Parodies, Political Cartoons, and More

Blog: Reason.com

Elizabeth Nolan Brown

Elizabeth Nolan Brown

The bill is broad enough to target a Saturday Night Live skit lampooning Trump, a comedic impression of Taylor Swift, or a weird ChatGPT-generated image of Ayn Rand.

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Blogbeitrag#916. Januar 2024

'The will of the Chinese people': Beijing's narrative of invading Taiwan

Blog: Global Voices

A longitudinal survey by Taiwan's Academia Sinica shows that nearly two-thirds of Taiwanese respondents would develop a more positive impression of China if it ceased its military actions against Taiwan.

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Blogbeitrag#1020. März 2024

Interesting Speech or Debate Clause Issue in Devin Nunes' Libel Lawsuit Against NBC

Blog: Reason.com

From yesterday's opinion by Magistrate Judge Sarah Netburn (S.D.N.Y.) in Nunes v. NBCUniversal Media, LLC: The discovery issues before the Court may present questions of first impression. Because the parties did not adequately address these matters, the Court requests additional briefing. Specifically, the Court seeks supplemental briefing on who is the holder of the constitutional…

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Blogbeitrag#115. Mai 2023

The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Mastodon

Blog: Crooked Timber

Erin Kissane wrote a great essay on the differences between Mastodon and Bluesky (two very different decentralized social networks/Twitter alternatives). Read it! I too joined Bluesky a few days ago (no – I don't have any invites), and I've some of the same impressions as she did, but not being a real tech person, I […]

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Blogbeitrag#1224. Juni 2023

How business can address waning trust in capitalism

Blog: USAPP

People increasingly blame climate change, pollution, poverty and corruption on capitalism and pressure firms to address social problems. Donald Siegel and R Michael Holmes Jr write that business leaders must change the public perception of pervasive corporate malfeasance and the impression that firms do not advance the public interest. They say that to regain trust and … Continued

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Blogbeitrag#1326. September 2023

Old habits

Blog: RealClimate

Media awareness about global warming and climate change has grown fairly steadily since 2004. My impression is that journalists today tend to possess a higher climate literacy than before. This increasing awareness and improved knowledge is encouraging, but there are also some common interpretations which could be more nuanced. Here are two examples, polar amplification […]
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Blogbeitrag#1420. Dezember 2023

Can Germany Remain Silent?

Blog: Verfassungsblog

Is Germany legally obligated to condemn violations of international humanitarian law? This argument was recently put forward in an article on Verfassungsblog. Elsewhere it was claimed that Germany, along with other States failing to utilize their full repertoire of diplomatic options (including "[calling] for a permanent ceasefire"), is in breach of its own IHL-responsibilities. Admittedly, international law does have a say when organs of States speak. Nevertheless, the intricacies of this matter go beyond first impression. I submit that such a duty is not as easy to derive in the present case as is suggested by opposing views.

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Blogbeitrag#158. Juni 2017

Ep. 154 - Geoffrey Stone

Blog: The Axe Files with David Axelrod

The Institute of Politics & CNN

The Institute of Politics & CNN

Geoffrey Stone, University of Chicago law professor and author, speaks with David Axelrod about his impressions of his former law school student, James Comey; the likelihood that Roe v. Wade will be overturned in President Trump's term and the consequences that would have for the country; and what surprised him when he served on a panel appointed by President Obama to make recommendations on oversight matters within the National Security Agency.
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