John Cerullo (31 results)

Softcover. Condition: Fine. First Edition. [RADICAL POLITICS]. Eds: Margaret Cerullo, Frank Brodhead, Paul Buhle. Contributors: Richard Rudolph, Scott Ridley, Jennifer Scarlott, Michael Fabricant, Michael Kelly, William Hoynes, Ken Schlosser, David Hunt, John Willoughby, Reebee Garofalo, et al. "Radical America, Volume Twenty, Numbers Two and Three, March-May 1986, 'Chernobyl.'" Somerville, MA: Alternative Education Project, Inc., 1986. First edition. English language. Stapled softcover magazine with pictorial card wrappers. Nonfiction political articles on Chernobyl, South Africa, and homelessness, with black-and-white illustrations and ads. 10 x 7 inches. 6 oz. 72 pp. Shelf-wear. Sticker on back wrapper. Text clean. No ISBN. ASIN: B000PKPT7Y.

Softcover. Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. [RADICAL POLITICS]. Eds. Margaret Cerullo, Paul Buhle, Frank Brodhead. Contributors: Marcy Darnovsky, Sharon Kurtz, Tom Athanasiou, Karen Lindsey, Dick Lourie, Bronwen Wallace, Dan Clawson, Karen Johnson, John Schnall, Ann Aithorn, Al Grierson, Esther Kingston-Mann, et al. "Radical America, Volume Sixteen, Numbers Four and Five, July-October 1982, 'Union Busting.'" Somerville, MA: Alternative Education Project, Inc., 1982. First edition. English language. Stapled softcover magazine with pictorial card wrappers. Nonfiction articles on union busting and MASH, as well as black-and-white illustrations and ads. 8 1/2 x 7 inches. 6 oz. 88 pp. Toning. Text clean. Near Fine. No ISBN. ASIN: B000TR85KG.

Condition: Good. Good condition. (Jazz Fusion, Band Tours, Souvenir Programs).

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. 208 pp., Blk Paperback, Tall 4to, edgewear else VG.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. VG+ 4to. 64 pp. Instructional level sheet music for 13 songs by Springsteen. Ships fast with tracking.

Softcover. Condition: Very Good Plus. First Edition. [RADICAL POLITICS]. Eds: Margaret Cerullo, Frank Brodhead, Paul Buhle. Contributors: John Demeter, Annie Popkin, Oscar Montero, Michael Bronski, Stan Weir, Don Fitz, et al. "Radical America, Volume Twenty-Two, Number One, January-February 1988, 'Back To Vietnam: Refighting the War On Film.'" Somerville, MA: Alternative Education Project, Inc., 1988. First edition. English language. Stapled softcover magazine with pictorial card wrappers and promotional inserts. Nonfiction political articles on Vietnam, drag, and Spain's dockworkers, with black-and-white illustrations and ads. 10 x 7 inches. 6 oz. 64 pp. Shelf-wear. Sticker on back wrapper. Text clean. Very Good Plus. No ISBN. ASIN: B0041QAFCC.

Soft Cover. Condition: vg-. True-to-the-record arrangements with Piano Plus / Rock Guitartab; 96pp; 5pp color photos; staple-bound; b/w photos; 12" tall; damage / tear to top edge of spine with crease on front cover at that spot. Paperback.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dustjacket. Later Edition. ISBN . Staplebound, Trade Paperback. Very Good Condition. Tight sound unmarked copy with minor rubs to edges and corners of covers. No statement of later printing on copyright page. No Signature.

paperback. Condition: Good. No markings on notes. Historic Oklahoma Bookstore on Route 66. Packages shipped daily, Mon-Friday.

VHS Video Tape. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 1st. Wear/soil. Owner markings may exist. Weight is 10 lb. Cardboard Sleeve, VHS Video Tape Size: 8vo NOTE!! $5.00 of Price is for extra postage. Please consider this. Size: 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Book.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. NW-Very good, tall paperback. Spine creased, contents clean. 224pp. red w/black lettering Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

Condition: New. &Uumlber den AutorJohn Cerullo is Professor of Modern European History at the University of New Hampshire at Manchester.

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - On February 11, 1912, an estimated 120,000 people in Paris participated in a ceremony that was at once moving and macabre: a public procession to Pere Lachaise Cemetery, where the remains of a soldier named Albert Aernoult would be incinerated after a series of angry speeches denouncing the circumstances of his death. This ceremony occurred at a pivotal point in the 'Aernoult-Rousset Affair,' a three-year agitation over the practice of French military justice that was labeled a 'proletarian Dreyfus Affair.' Aernoult had died in one of the French Army's Algerian penal camps in the summer of 1909, allegedly at the hands of his officers. His death came to the attention of the public through the intervention of a fellow prisoner, a career criminal named emile Rousset, who provoked prosecution in a military court in order to launch his own 'J'accuse 'against camp officers. Rousset's charges seemed to be bearing fruit until he himself was indicted for murder, whereupon the entire Affair took on a new intensity.Cerullo's lively, suspenseful account of this dramatic story, which has never been fully told, will become the standard. In the current era of special military courts, commissions, and prisons, the subject of military justice is an urgent one. 'Minotaur 'will interest historians of modern France, military historians and students of military justice, and legal scholars, while also appealing to general readers of modern European history and military law.

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Hardback. Condition: New. At this juncture in American history, some of our most hard-fought state-level political struggles involve control of state supreme courts. New Hampshire witnessed one of the most dramatic of these, culminating in the impeachment of Chief Justice David Brock in 2000, but the issues raised by the case are hardly confined to New Hampshire. They involved the proper nature and operation of judicial independence within a "populist" civic culture that had long assumed the primacy of the legislative branch, extolled its "citizen legislators" over insulated and professionalized elites, and entrusted those legislators to properly supervise the judiciary.In the last few decades of the 20th Century, New Hampshire's judiciary had been substantially reconfigured: constitutional amendments and other measures endorsed by the national judicial-modernization movement had secured for it a much higher level of independence and internal unification than it had historically enjoyed. However, a bipartisan body of legislators remained committed to the principle of legislative supremacy inscribed in the state constitution of 1784. The 1980s and 1990s witnessed a series of clashes over court administration, allegations of judicial corruption, and finally a bitter and protracted battle over Court decisions on educational funding. Chief Justice Brock publicly embodied the judicial branch's new status and assertiveness. When information came to light regarding some of his administrative actions on the high court, deepening antipathy toward him exploded into an impeachment crisis. The struggle over Brock's conduct raised significant questionsabout the meaning and proper practice of impeachment itself as a feature of democratic governance. When articles of impeachment were voted by the House of Representatives, the state Senate faced the difficult task of establishing trial protocols that would balance thepolitical and juridical responsibilities devolved on them, simultaneously, by the state constitution.Having struck that balance, the trial they conducted would finally acquit Brock of all charges. Nevertheless, David Brock's impeachment was a highly consequential ordeal that provided a needed catalyst for reforms intended to produce a productive recalibration of legislative-judicial relations.

Hardback. Condition: New. At this juncture in American history, some of our most hard-fought state-level political struggles involve control of state supreme courts. New Hampshire witnessed one of the most dramatic of these, culminating in the impeachment of Chief Justice David Brock in 2000, but the issues raised by the case are hardly confined to New Hampshire. They involved the proper nature and operation of judicial independence within a "populist" civic culture that had long assumed the primacy of the legislative branch, extolled its "citizen legislators" over insulated and professionalized elites, and entrusted those legislators to properly supervise the judiciary.In the last few decades of the 20th Century, New Hampshire's judiciary had been substantially reconfigured: constitutional amendments and other measures endorsed by the national judicial-modernization movement had secured for it a much higher level of independence and internal unification than it had historically enjoyed. However, a bipartisan body of legislators remained committed to the principle of legislative supremacy inscribed in the state constitution of 1784. The 1980s and 1990s witnessed a series of clashes over court administration, allegations of judicial corruption, and finally a bitter and protracted battle over Court decisions on educational funding. Chief Justice Brock publicly embodied the judicial branch's new status and assertiveness. When information came to light regarding some of his administrative actions on the high court, deepening antipathy toward him exploded into an impeachment crisis. The struggle over Brock's conduct raised significant questionsabout the meaning and proper practice of impeachment itself as a feature of democratic governance. When articles of impeachment were voted by the House of Representatives, the state Senate faced the difficult task of establishing trial protocols that would balance thepolitical and juridical responsibilities devolved on them, simultaneously, by the state constitution.Having struck that balance, the trial they conducted would finally acquit Brock of all charges. Nevertheless, David Brock's impeachment was a highly consequential ordeal that provided a needed catalyst for reforms intended to produce a productive recalibration of legislative-judicial relations.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. At this juncture in American history, some of our most hard-fought state-level political struggles involve control of state supreme courts. New Hampshire witnessed one of the most dramatic of these, culminating in the impeachment of Chief Justice David Brock in 2000, but the issues raised by the case are hardly confined to New Hampshire. They involved the proper nature and operation of judicial independence within a populist civic culture that had long assumed the primacy of the legislative branch, extolled its citizen legislators over insulated and professionalized elites, and entrusted those legislators to properly supervise the judiciary.In the last few decades of the 20th Century, New Hampshires judiciary had been substantially reconfigured: constitutional amendments and other measures endorsed by the national judicial-modernization movement had secured for it a much higher level of independence and internal unification than it had historically enjoyed. However, a bipartisan body of legislators remained committed to the principle of legislative supremacy inscribed in the state constitution of 1784. The 1980s and 1990s witnessed a series of clashes over court administration, allegations of judicial corruption, and finally a bitter and protracted battle over Court decisions on educational funding. Chief Justice Brock publicly embodied the judicial branch's new status and assertiveness. When information came to light regarding some of his administrative actions on the high court, deepening antipathy toward him exploded into an impeachment crisis. The struggle over Brocks conduct raised significant questionsabout the meaning and proper practice of impeachment itself as a feature of democratic governance. When articles of impeachment were voted by the House of Representatives, the state Senate faced the difficult task of establishing trial protocols that would balance thepolitical and juridical responsibilities devolved on them, simultaneously, by the state constitution.Having struck that balance, the trial they conducted would finally acquit Brock of all charges. Nevertheless, David Brocks impeachment was a highly consequential ordeal that provided a needed catalyst for reforms intended to produce a productive recalibration of legislative-judicial relations. This book analyzes the impeachment of New Hampshire Chief Justice David Brock, examining issues including the proper nature of judicial independence in relation to the state legislative branch. It argues that Brocks impeachment provided a needed catalyst for reforms intended to produce a recalibration of legislative-judicial relations. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. At this juncture in American history, some of our most hard-fought state-level political struggles involve control of state supreme courts. New Hampshire witnessed one of the most dramatic of these, culminating in the impeachment of Chief Justice David Brock in 2000, but the issues raised by the case are hardly confined to New Hampshire. They involved the proper nature and operation of judicial independence within a populist civic culture that had long assumed the primacy of the legislative branch, extolled its citizen legislators over insulated and professionalized elites, and entrusted those legislators to properly supervise the judiciary.In the last few decades of the 20th Century, New Hampshires judiciary had been substantially reconfigured: constitutional amendments and other measures endorsed by the national judicial-modernization movement had secured for it a much higher level of independence and internal unification than it had historically enjoyed. However, a bipartisan body of legislators remained committed to the principle of legislative supremacy inscribed in the state constitution of 1784. The 1980s and 1990s witnessed a series of clashes over court administration, allegations of judicial corruption, and finally a bitter and protracted battle over Court decisions on educational funding. Chief Justice Brock publicly embodied the judicial branch's new status and assertiveness. When information came to light regarding some of his administrative actions on the high court, deepening antipathy toward him exploded into an impeachment crisis. The struggle over Brocks conduct raised significant questionsabout the meaning and proper practice of impeachment itself as a feature of democratic governance. When articles of impeachment were voted by the House of Representatives, the state Senate faced the difficult task of establishing trial protocols that would balance thepolitical and juridical responsibilities devolved on them, simultaneously, by the state constitution.Having struck that balance, the trial they conducted would finally acquit Brock of all charges. Nevertheless, David Brocks impeachment was a highly consequential ordeal that provided a needed catalyst for reforms intended to produce a productive recalibration of legislative-judicial relations. This book analyzes the impeachment of New Hampshire Chief Justice David Brock, examining issues including the proper nature of judicial independence in relation to the state legislative branch. It argues that Brocks impeachment provided a needed catalyst for reforms intended to produce a recalibration of legislative-judicial relations. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. This book analyzes the impeachment of New Hampshire Chief Justice David Brock, examining issues including the proper nature of judicial independence in relation to the state legislative branch. It argues that Brock s impeachment provided a needed catalyst f.