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”). 45. Daniel J. Solove, Introduction: Privacy Self-Management and the Consent Dilemma, 126 HARV. L. REV. 1880, 1881 (2013) (“[I]n order to advance
”). Eligibility criteria are usually determined by federal statute, although they are often shaped by agencies and states. Christine N. Cimini, Welfare
the Constitution and its legitimacy is premised on the understanding of the people and is not subject to judicial supremacy); GERALD N. ROSENBERG, THE
note 23, at 376 & n.56 (contrasting two cases decided in the wake of the Kent State shootings in 1971: Gilligan v. Morgan, in which the Court invoked
’ test an unhappy one . . . . Urban renewal projects have long been associated with the displacement of blacks; ‘n cities across the country, urban
United States: Theoretical Issues, 50 N.Y.U. L. REV. 385, 411 n.107 (2006); JANICE FINE, WORKERS CENTERS: ORGANIZING COMMU- NITIES AT THE EDGE OF THE
citing Molotch, supra note 23). 25. See, e.g., STEPHEN L. ELKIN, CITY AND REGIME IN THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC 46-48 (1987); CLARENCE N. STONE, REGIME
American Empire: Notes on the Legislative His- tory of the United States Citizenship of Puerto Ricans, 127 U. PA. L. REV. 391, 392 n.1 (1978). This
et al., supra note 335, at 223 (identifying these coordination concerns). 343. Zero Draft, supra note 21, at 10 n.1 (stating the INB’s intentions to