Titlebook: Marginality in the Urban Center; The Costs and Challe Peary Brug,Zachary S. Ritter,Kenneth R. Roth Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Adrian H. Huerta,Seth M. Fishmane basic knowledge, as they attempt to translate it into rational treatments for glaucoma. In this important new book leaders in the various fields of glaucoma review our current understanding of glaucoma from epidemiology and genetics through molecular, cellular and tissue responses to the mechanism

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Anthony H. Normoretargets deliberate, abusive exercise of patents. Although vested in patent law, the instrument would qualify as a compulsory license against anti-competitive practices (Art. 31 (k) TRIPS), and benefit from the exception from the requirement of prior effort to obtain a license. This way, it could add

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-96466-9Urban Studies; Urban Marginality; Disenfranchisement; Marginalization; Marginalized Groups; Marginalizing

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Peary Brug,Zachary S. Ritter,Kenneth R. RothDisplays a variety of perspectives with similar outcomes across varied groups.Presents a focus on systemic mechanisms that target some groups and not others.Offers a well documented alter-narrative to

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Marginality in the Urban Center978-3-319-96466-9Series ISSN 3005-0146 Series E-ISSN 3005-0154

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Introduction: A Special Note on the Heightened Effects of Urban Marginality in the Trump Eran the Trump era. With the increasing disregard of human and civil rights, inside the US, at its borders, and in Puerto Rico, it is difficult and possibly unprecedented to imagine a time other than Antebellum slavery when the US has been so at odds with its creed. However, these growing challenges ar

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Beyond “Privilege”: Whiteness as the Center of Racial Marginalizationemic white supremacy. Within this context, this chapter explores the process by which racial marginalization has been created and structured historically. We identify four White hegemonic alliances that have been centrally important in the racial oppression of People of Color in the United States: (