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For example, Rosen casts Thomas Jefferson as John Marshall's aloof and abstracted executive-branch foil, arguing that Jefferson's overcommitment to states' rights led him to flail ineffectively at Marshall's federalizing jurisprudence. Like the development institutions, universities around the world have avoided addressing culture because of the dominance of cultural relativism, and a related overcommitment to multiculturalism and political correctness. The Journal regrets those delays, which usually are due to overcommitment, illness, or family emergencies on the part of reviewers, Editorial Board members, or Editors. |
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