Political science

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Articles by Professor Gilbert published in 3:AM Magazine between 2015 and 2018, entitled "Amnesia: Spain, Sand Creek, Oklahoma, Germany;" "Hilary Putnam: Compassion and Questioning as a Guide to Life;" "Suffer the Little Children: Sessions' Zero-legality Policy," "An exchange with Uwe Meixner on the European Council's strangling of ordinary Greeks," "Vincent Harding Remembered," and "fighting from below for recognition as human."

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Contains black and white photographic prints, negatives, and contact sheets of classroom scenes from the political science department at the University of Denver.

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Contains black and white photographic prints, negatives, and contact sheets of events in the political science department at the University of Denver.

Abstract Alan Gilbert (1944-) is John Evans Professor at the Josef Korbel School of International Studies at the University of Denver. His research examines democracy and social justice (particularly nonviolent social justice movements of the modern era), with particular emphasis on minority communities and those whose voices have been undervalued and historically marginalized. Much of his work is based in Marxist theory. Professor Gilbert has published widely on his research topics, with monographs...

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Typed copy of "Are 'the Principles of the Right fascist, authoritarian, imperial?': A debate about Leo Strauss's Politics in Germany and in exile in the United States," edited by Alan Gilbert.

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Includes Professor Gilbert's 1991 review of Gillian Conoley's "Tall Stranger" (Carnegie-Mellon, 1991) and his 2003 review of Kok-chor Tan's "Toleration, Diversity and Global Justice" (Pennsylvania State University, 2001).

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Professor Gilbert's correspondence from 1970-2016, invitations to/papers relating to the attendence of workshops and talks, non-authored works pertaining to Professor Gilbert's research, newspaper clippings, etc.

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Professor Gilbert's correspondence from 1970-2016, invitations to/papers relating to the attendence of workshops and talks, non-authored works pertaining to Professor Gilbert's research, newspaper clippings, etc.

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Professor Gilbert's correspondence from 1970-2016, invitations to/papers relating to the attendence of workshops and talks, non-authored works pertaining to Professor Gilbert's research, newspaper clippings, etc.

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Articles and poems from Professor Gilbert's blog "Democratic Individuality" and manuscripts/drafts for his books.