Harrison, American Democracy Now, 2019, 6e, (AP Ed), Student Edition (AP AMERICAN DEMOCRACY (US GOVERNMENT))

Teen & Young Adult

Deardorff, Michelle D.

Harrison, Brigid Callahan

Harris, Jean Wahl

Education & Reference

McGraw=Hill

Constitutional Law in Contemporary America is the most up-to-date, carefully edited, and student-friendly undergraduate constitutional law textbook. Placing a unique emphasis on property rights, election law, and issues of gender, gender orientation, foreign policy, and criminal due process, the two-volume text features: * Skillfully edited excerpts of canonical Supreme Court decisions and lower federal and state court decisions * Historically important auxiliary materials--such as the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions, the Declaration of Sentiments, and the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution--which help students better understand American constitutional law, politics, and government * Succinct case introductions, timelines, discussion questions, chapter glossaries, and chapter bibliographies * Discussions emphasizing significant contemporary issues (e.g., same-sex marriage, free speech on the Internet, and the war on terrorism) * Topical overviews for each constitutional subject area In order to best suit the traditional two-semester constitutional law sequence, the text is conveniently divided into two volumes: * Volume One: Institutions, Politics, and Process presents cases relating to the three branches of the national government. The authors address federalism, the relationship between the citizen and the political process, and those issues of property that have dominated the Supreme Court since its inception nearly two centuries ago. Other topics include: Constitutional and foreign affairs, including case law developed post-9/11; election law and political process cases; the role and power of the federal courts; economic due process; and eminent domain law. * Volume Two: Civil Rights and Liberties covers civil rights and liberties issues including those addressed in the Bill of Rights (as subsequently applied to the states) and in the Reconstruction Amendments. The authors address expressive freedoms such as religion, speech, press, and association, as well as the rights of those accused or convicted of crimes. Other topics include the state action doctrine, equal protection, the Second Amendment and gun rights, the rights of students, the death penalty, privacy, and reproductive rights.

Constitutional Law in Contemporary America, Vol. 2: Civil Rights and Liberties

Schultz, David

Vile, John R.

Constitutional Law

Oxford University Press

Constitutional Law in Contemporary America, Vol. 1: Institutions, Politics, and Process

Pregnancy Discrimination and the American Worker

This book explores how the federal courts have addressed the two primary federal statutory protections found in the Pregnancy Discrimination Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act and how law mediates conflict between workplace expectations and the realities of pregnancy. While pregnancy discrimination has been litigated under both, these laws establish different forms of equality. Formal equality requires equal treatment of pregnant women in the workplace, and substantive equality requires the worker's needs to be accommodated by the employer. Drawing from a unique database of 1,112 cases, Deardorff and Dahl discuss how courts have addressed pregnancy through these two different approaches to equality. The authors explore the implications for gender equality and the evolution of how pregnancy and pregnancy-related conditions in employment can be addressed by employers.

Dahl, James G.

Science & Math

PALGRAVE~MACMILLAN

Connect is the only integrated learning system that empowers students by continuously adapting to deliver precisely what they need, when they need it, and how they need it, so that your class time is more engaging and effective.

American Democracy Now Loose Leaf Edition with Connect Access Card and Government in Action Access Card

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

McGraw-Hill Humanities/Social

American Democracy Now + Connect Plus Access Card

Women's Studies

American Politics is at a crossroads as technologies have impacted political processes and citizen participation. \nAmerican Democracy Now meets students where they are through the author’s unique 
Then/Now/Next paradigm, showing students how today is relevant to the past, and incites their thinking of the future developing key critical thinking skills. \nIt’s forward-looking vision, built on traditional concepts, puts students at the center of American Politics featuring a unique chapter on Politics & Technology; an important tool for citizen engagement of today; and examines technology & its impact on the political process and participation.\nIt is the only text to feature an annotated constitution―strengthening the competence of tomorrow’s political thinkers, while lends coverage to important teachable movements in these politically volatile times.\nImprove Student Outcomes―Connect American Government features high-quality curated application-based activities and instructor resources all in one place―saving time for development of a high-quality course for delivery. Instructors are given greater flexibility and control through auto-graded assignments and quizzes. Robust analytics award actionable insights to know which students need more guidance or which topics should be reviewed again during lecture to improv4e student outcomes and course goals. \nEnhance your Teaching―The authors methodically revised the text while develop instructor supplements to accommodate this new paradigm of teaching. This edition features high-quality content backed by advanced technology and learning science for you to achieve the highest outcomes for your course.\nAccessible to All―This text has moved toward tighter compliance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and provides students the opportunity to learn regardless of learning style or disability.

American Democracy Now

American Politics is at a crossroads as technologies have impacted political processes and citizen participation.&nbsp; American Democracy Now meets students where they are through the author's unique Then/Now/Next paradigm, showing students how today is relevant to the past, and incites their thinking of the future developing key critical thinking skills.&nbsp; It's forward-looking vision, built on traditional concepts, puts students at the center of American Politics featuring a unique chapter on Politics & Technology; an important tool for citizen engagement of today; and examines technology & its impact on the political process and participation. It is the only text to feature an annotated constitution--strengthening the competence of tomorrow's political thinkers, while lends coverage to important teachable movements in these politically volatile times. Improve Student Outcomes--Connect American Government features high-quality curated application-based activities and instructor resources all in one place--saving time for development of a high-quality course for delivery.&nbsp; Instructors are given greater flexibility and control through auto-graded assignments and quizzes.&nbsp; Robust analytics award actionable insights to know which students need more guidance or which topics should be reviewed again during lecture to improv4e student outcomes and course goals.&nbsp; Enhance your Teaching--The authors methodically revised the text while develop instructor supplements to accommodate this new paradigm of teaching.&nbsp; This edition features high-quality content backed by advanced technology and learning science for you to achieve the highest outcomes for your course. &nbsp;&nbsp; Accessible to All--This text has moved toward tighter compliance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and provides students the opportunity to learn regardless of learning style or disability.&nbsp;

Looseleaf for American Democracy Now

American Politics is at a crossroads as technologies have impacted political processes and citizen participation.\nAmerican Democracy Now meets students where they are through the author’s unique Then/Now/Next paradigm, showing students how today is relevant to the past, and incites their thinking of the future developing key critical thinking skills.\nIt’s forward-looking vision, built on traditional concepts, puts students at the center of American Politics featuring a unique chapter on Politics & Technology; an important tool for citizen engagement of today; and examines technology & its impact on the political process and participation.\nIt is the only text to feature an annotated constitution―strengthening the competence of tomorrow’s political thinkers, while lends coverage to important teachable movements in these politically volatile times.\nImprove Student Outcomes―Connect American Government features high-quality curated application-based activities and instructor resources all in one place―saving time for development of a high-quality course for delivery. Instructors are given greater flexibility and control through auto-graded assignments and quizzes. Robust analytics award actionable insights to know which students need more guidance or which topics should be reviewed again during lecture to improv4e student outcomes and course goals.\nEnhance your Teaching―The authors methodically revised the text while develop instructor supplements to accommodate this new paradigm of teaching. This edition features high-quality content backed by advanced technology and learning science for you to achieve the highest outcomes for your course.\nAccessible to All―This text has moved toward tighter compliance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and provides students the opportunity to learn regardless of learning style or disability.

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