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Should Environmental Protection be Constitutionalized in the United States?

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In an era where the world is plagued with environmental problems ranging from climate change to heavy metal pollution, new pathways towards environmental protection need to be implemented. Around the globe, countries have been constitutionalizing environmental rights in order to better use the law as a tool in these efforts....

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northwestern undergraduate law journal

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Godron. Alexia

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Chris Diaz

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Northwestern Undergraduate Law Journal

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05/13/2021

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05/13/2021

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2021

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Parties, Politics, and Post-Apartheid

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In 1994, South Africa held its first fully enfranchised election to usher in a new era and move away from the cruel Apartheid system of racial separation. This paper seeks to explain how political party-based constitutional negotiations in the final years of Apartheid influenced the country’s structure of government. I...

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northwestern undergraduate law journal

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Akiyama, Connor

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Chris Diaz

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Northwestern Undergraduate Law Journal

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05/11/2021

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05/11/2021

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2021

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