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1. From Equality and the Rule of Law to the Collapse of Egalitarianism.

Author

HARRIGAN, JAMES R. and YONK, RYAN M.

Subjects
*EQUALITY, *REVOLUTIONS, *SLAVERY, *WOMEN'S rights, *CIVIL rights
Abstract

The article discusses the role of equality and the rule of law to the collapse of egalitarianism. It cites that the U.S. is the only nation to be founded on the principle of human equality. The article also discusses on the explicit or implicit framework for every revolution including antislavery, women's rights, and civil rights movements in the U.S.

Published
2017

2. To Change the World.

Author

HARRIGAN, JAMES R.

Subjects
*MILLENNIALS, *GENERATIONS, *GRADUATION (Education), *UNIVERSITIES & colleges
Published
2017

3. It"s a Boutique World.

Author

HARRIGAN, JAMES R.

Subjects
*DIGITAL media, *INNOVATIONS in business
Abstract

The article offers information regarding the growth in digital entertainment and information in the U.S. It mentions several digital media firms that highlight growth in business following the demand for digital entertainment such as video streaming which include Netflix, YouTube, and Spotify. He features several guides for adapting advances in technology in the market.

Published
2016

4. TRUTH, JUSTICE, AND THE AMERICAN WAY?

Author

HARRIGAN, JAMES R.

Subjects
*SUPERHERO comic books, strips, etc., *IRON Man (Fictional character), *POLITICAL science, *TRUST
Abstract

The article focuses in superheroes and comic characters who were embodiment of the American cause and despite their end, they continue to live as characters. Topics discussed include fictitious character Tony Stark's assertion of privatizing world peace in the film "Iron Man 2;" depictions of superhero universe showing that people in the U.S. do not trust government like before; and postmodern world not ruled by any one man.

Published
2016

5. To Change the World.

Author

HARRIGAN, JAMES R.

Subjects
*MILLENNIALS, *EMPLOYMENT of college graduates
Abstract

The article offers information on a report by non-profit membership organization Net Impact, which shows that 37 percent of the millennial generation college graduates in the U.S. expect to make a career change within five years of their college graduation. It mentions of Hugh Hefner and William F. Buckley Jr., founders of the magazine "Playboy" and the periodical "National Review," and success of their business.

Published
2014

7. Happy Deficit Day, Uncle Sam.

Author

Harrigan, James R. and Davies, Anthony

Subjects
*BUDGET deficits, *INTERNAL revenue, *PUBLIC debts
Abstract

In this article the author discusses a fiscal concept, called Deficit Day, which is the date at which U.S. federal tax revenues are depleted and the federal government begins increasing its debt, which is September 25, 2013.

Published
2013

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