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01:11:24 Tech _ Law Colloquium_ Uncovering Commercial… Tech _ Law Colloquium_ Uncovering Commercial Surveillance on the Web	Tech _ Law Colloquium_ Uncovering Commercial Surveillance on the Web tracking browser lot trackers party sites thing question reason companies kind things users percent measurement tools history google sense identity From Louis DiPietro on August 31st, 2021 3 plays
01:15:33 Digital Life Seminar \| Robin Berjon & Ido… Digital Life Seminar \| Robin Berjon & Ido Sivan-Sevilla	Digital Life Seminar \| Robin Berjon & Ido Sivan-Sevilla Zoom Recording ID: 94908603834 UUID: GbGIinzjQTq+26v6vkODMw== Meeting Time: 2020-12-02T16:40:36Z advertising enforcement ad websites party dpa things times lot gdpr parties thing tech problem ecosystem question industry trackers advertisers style From Michael Byrne on December 2nd, 2020 46 plays
02:46 LastPlaceOnEarth_JP11_18_2020 LastPlaceOnEarth_JP11_18_2020	LastPlaceOnEarth_JP11_18_2020 Book recommendation for the Last Place on Earth by Roland Huntford. Read by Jill Powell. scott pole amundsen party sledges dogs polar earth place british man food team series tv italia airship mission rescue dirigible From Jill Powell on November 17th, 2020 17 plays Creation Date November 18th, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Jill Creator 1 Last Name Powell Creator 1 NetID jhp1 Language English Searchable Unlisted
57:52 Glenn Altschuler - Results, What Happened.mp4 Glenn Altschuler - Results, What Happened.mp4	Glenn Altschuler - Results, What Happened.mp4 president election trump biden democrats republicans lot party georgia question votes voters change senate presidency administration pennsylvania things power candidate From Kenny Berkowitz on November 17th, 2020 10 plays
49:36 David Bateman and Doug Kriner - Youth and the… David Bateman and Doug Kriner - Youth and the 2020 Election	David Bateman and Doug Kriner - Youth and the 2020 Election college president party sort professor elections lot vote question election power thing sense country majority influence things votes reason attention From Kenny Berkowitz on November 17th, 2020 14 plays
01:14:10 Douglas Kriner - What Happened in 2016?… Douglas Kriner - What Happened in 2016? Predicting Elections Using Convention Data and Forecast Models	Douglas Kriner - What Happened in 2016? Predicting Elections Using Convention Data and Forecast Models trump president election lot question clinton vote forecast models party college model polling voters polls bit fivethirtyeight things times outcome From Kenny Berkowitz on November 3rd, 2020 6 plays
01:14:05 Glenn Altschuler - The Outlook on the Ground:… Glenn Altschuler - The Outlook on the Ground: What Might Change?	Glenn Altschuler - The Outlook on the Ground: What Might Change? election trump voters democrats party republicans strategy race biden question points lot pennsylvania president senate graham carolina florida poles polls From Kenny Berkowitz on November 2nd, 2020 12 plays
01:10:14 Glenn Altschuler - How Did we Get Here- Political… Glenn Altschuler - How Did we Get Here- Political Polarization, the Election of Donald Trump, and the Political Implications of the Three Crises of 2020	Glenn Altschuler - How Did we Get Here- Political Polarization, the Election of Donald Trump, and the Political Implications of the Three Crises of 2020 party election trump tomorrow americans clinton president issues lot questions vote republicans race issue candidate court polarization politics democrats electorate From Kenny Berkowitz on November 2nd, 2020 16 plays
01:13:06 David Bateman - The Paradox of American… David Bateman - The Paradox of American Elections- Why It's Both Easier and Harder to Vote in American Elections Than in Any Other Advanced Democracy.mp4	David Bateman - The Paradox of American Elections- Why It's Both Easier and Harder to Vote in American Elections Than in Any Other Advanced Democracy.mp4 elections voting voter election party question laws process lot things congress court variety parties vote ways voters sort suppression registration From Kenny Berkowitz on October 30th, 2020 13 plays
01:09:28 Digital Life Seminar \| Serge Egelman Digital Life Seminar \| Serge Egelman	Digital Life Seminar \| Serge Egelman app apps location ad advertising party lot developers policies compliance children problem permission networks android child parties point users things From Michael Byrne on October 7th, 2020 33 plays
59:44 CAM Colloquium - Andrew Gelman (9/18/20) CAM Colloquium - Andrew Gelman (9/18/20)	CAM Colloquium - Andrew Gelman (9/18/20) Zoom Recording ID: 95217932087 UUID: uPGZVlYsQTOl+iVfew8IZA== Meeting Time: 2020-09-18T18:56:51Z election model forecast vote error lot elections chance forecasts correlations biden correlation things sampling polls thing survey kind matrix party From Erika Fowler-Decatur on September 18th, 2020 7 plays
51:22 Session 2: Bargaining Power Session 2: Bargaining Power	Session 2: Bargaining Power 2018-01-30 00:00:00+00 economic problems industrial agreements economic sectors commercial item transport and distribution states of the mid-atlantic inelastic demand social events market structure and pricing linguistics heat transfer competitive firm causality vegan cuisine press workers systems theory production strike leverage monetary economics factor videonote input/output community building companies listed on the new york stock exchange environmental social science concepts paper products political terminology sociology of knowledge higher wage finance government common interest income wage increase bargaining theory party libertarian theory economic systems strike leverage influences goshi ations continue production trucks influences labor direct democracy bargaining unit political philosophy wage employment tradeoff repair work philosophical terminology customs duties curve sadly society demand curve strategic management employment social sciences pure competition public sector psychology profit economic theories economic factors economy wide microeconomics anarchist theory collaboration washington d.c. business human behavior marketing u.s. wages and salaries pulitzer prize winning newspapers bargaining power started producing economic anthropology wage employment wage level autonomy topology spring 2018 economics curves industry public economics total power management side monetary policy numismatics logic consumer theory raise wages theoretical computer science bigger pie negotiation political science terms labour law community power relative high wage cybernetics washington post civil law (common law) labor telecommunications macroeconomics management lose management auto industry lose income bargaining national accounts business law initiate strike sociological terminology strike individualism things constant nutrition sociology index told power worker printing press demand commerce earn profits larger wage increase recruitment high degree 1st place economies collective action printing international trade total profit labor market labour relations multinational companies workers comp low wage relative power constant indirectly political power influence sales bargaining table private sector 100 percent cognitive science political power direct political power labor side substitute workers technology political engineering construction trades workers relative power holding relative power documents high tech economics terminology thing power social philosophy strike fund computer science alternative production sites plant closing writing media caption complete sustain sales labor relations office equipment d.c. philosophy large loss good bargain generally accepted accounting principles types of organization political science identity blackboard site key concept english-language newspapers psychological factors democracy loses income labor union ceteris paribus employment compensation collective representation consumer behaviour labor economics trade unions start talking expected strike outcome automobiles power constant From Donald Bazley on August 17th, 2020 544 plays
01:14:40 IES Hosts: David Ost "Populism, Fascism, and… IES Hosts: David Ost "Populism, Fascism, and Why So Many Workers Turn from Left to Right"	IES Hosts: David Ost "Populism, Fascism, and Why So Many Workers Turn from Left to Right" "Populism, Fascism, and Why So Many Workers Turn from Left to Right" David Ost Professor of Political Science, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Regional Fellow, Institute for European… communist party regional fellow anti-intellectualism environmental issues national socialism social classes capital flight wing tradition anti-communism social democracy dominant essence workers political terminology urban urban fusional languages trade union fascist movements left-wing politics latin america political culture political ideologies political spectrum regions of europe demography populism western europe dominant essence working types of socialism non-dominant essence lists of political parties dominant essence groups internet privacy good question social democratic europe city manufacturing workers transnational economic environment wing populism roman empire in late antiquity working class economic ideologies neo fascist european studies fascist innovation workers today polish language human rights aftermath of world war ii communication anti-capitalism social media western investment eastern europe modern history essence working class basic facts far-right politics murder post-war period political systems positions of authority folklore mass murder population aftermath of war 20th century corporatism socialism urban workers middle class fascist tradition tax dominant essence nationalism jim crow left parties labor migration exclusionary nationalism democracy left wing klux klan syncretic political movements social philosophy class basis east european politics essence groups fascism authoritarianism liberal democratic increased presence reconstruction era labor relations classic fascism essence workers From Pamela Hampton on August 13th, 2020 226 plays Content Categories Lectures Creation Date February 21st, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Pamela Creator 1 Last Name Hampton Creator 1 Role Administrator Creator 1 NetID ph55 Contributing Unit Institute for European Studies Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search Public Search Engines
01:14:02 The 2020 Presidential Election: An Update The 2020 Presidential Election: An Update	The 2020 Presidential Election: An Update In this session, Glenn Altschuler will provide an update—and assessment—of the 2020 presidential race. american political writers percentage point corona virus michael dukakis presidential election communication wisconsin michigan american autobiographers point spread presidential medal of freedom recipients harvard law school alumni detailed policy agenda nate silver george h.w. bush mathematical terminology african-american voters electoral fraud american financiers caption complete social media strategic management maryland voting american women lawyers musical groups from new york american memoirists sons of the american revolution federal government north carolina daughter married enthusiasm gap american male non-fiction writers university of chicago alumni activists from new york (state) vice president writers from new york city voting rights hillary clinton american politicians with physical disabilities virtual summer group theory critics of islamophobia american politics legal professions american women diplomats american roman catholics american male bloggers television producers from new york city yale law school alumni catholics from delaware vice presidential selection donald trump wellesley college alumni elections college degree high point positions of authority white voters new york (state) republicans political party american history american military personnel of the vietnam war american rock music groups real clear politics polling places suburban women democratic party joe biden american presbyterians united church of christ members social networking services voter suppression american male writers western culture obama administration cabinet members upcoming election voting president trump From Kenny Berkowitz on July 29th, 2020 552 plays
01:13:09 Long Term Care, Asset Protection Long Term Care, Asset Protection	Long Term Care, Asset Protection Zoom Recording ID: 97359756647 UUID: IRIrGbusT025akwqsdk02Q== Meeting Time: 2020-07-28T16:47:38Z hour care economic problems health economics allowed $50.00 assisted living nursing homes minimum distribution life insurance policy dishonorable discharge create money planning option couple hours start paying personal financial problems term care insurance care insurance policies insurance policy private companies hospice care good documents reimbursed medical expenses geriatrics therapy single individual october 1st convert assets plan ahead pay family members ageing contract law real estate medicare advantage personal income long term care making gifts wills and trusts rehabilitative services skilled nursing facility insurance medical terminology spouses medical expenses corporate finance tax terms profit married couple planned ahead insurance terms partially exempt trigger trust asset side annual income income side years ahead net income term care policy debt main parts income stream bit income capital gains medicaid purposes family physical therapy lifetime reserve days supplemental policy pool trust divorce national accounts accounting terminology asset retirement account taxation countable assets accountable assets wartime service family member burial allowance caregiving health insurance types of insurance physical exercise marriage medical care nursing tax health care death customs long term burial trust caption complete party services rehabilitation team care insurance medical insurance asset protection trust property burial plot medical criteria personal property life insurance 1st 2020 daily living burial plot property law business terms half year fundamental analysis couple things archaeological features qualified retirement account From Nancy Reigelsperger on July 28th, 2020 9 plays
28:01 A Long Movement: How the Trump Phenomenon Dates… A Long Movement: How the Trump Phenomenon Dates Back to 1964	A Long Movement: How the Trump Phenomenon Dates Back to 1964 In 1964, Barry Goldwater lost the presidential election to Lyndon Johnson. At the time, most observers thought it was a “one-off.” Fifty-two years later, Donald Trump won the election.… american political writers conservative electoral force trump lyndon johnson 1st ballot goldwater campaign birth certificate goldwater lost new york republicans caption complete documents hypocorisms presidency of donald trump unsuspected source conservative barry goldwater goldwater solid south convention young americans american anti-communists movement political parties with year of disestablishment missing trade unionist disinformation republican party civil rights positions of authority deep south donald trump presidential election new york (state) republicans history repeat educational psychology parliamentary procedure politicians from new york city american presbyterians legislatures elections draft goldwater tea party combine race From Kenny Berkowitz on July 28th, 2020 216 plays