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2 2[8] 1791 [9] [12] 1897 Davis v.massachusetts 3[10][11] 4[13][14] 1937 De Jonge v.state of Oregon Criminal Syndicalism Law content- neutral regulations [15] content- based regulations

3 Hague v.c.i.o. time place and manner regulations Cox v.louisiana 2000 speech pure speech plus [16] [21] [17] Schneider v. State [18] [22] 1941 Cox v.new Hampshire Hughes [23] [19] [24] uninhibited robust and wide- open 5[25] [26] 1972 Police Dep t of Chicago v.mosley [20] 6[27] 1983 Perry Ed. Assn

4 v.perry Local Educator s Assn. government [28] property traditional public forum [32] limited public forum non- public forum Greer v.spock [33] [29] [30] [34] 1972 forum- based 8 [31]

5 the thinking process of the community [37] % [38] Cornelius v. NAACP Legal Dfence & Ed.Fund 1988 Boos v.barry intentionally [35] 500 [36] 500 [39] [40] United States v.albertini

6 Hickam Air Force Base Abernathy v.conroy prayer vigil [41] 8 [42] 1. [44] [45] Nationalist Move ment v.city of Cumming [43]

7 [46] Feiner v.new York Edwards v.south Carolina 75~ :4 8:1 [49] Cantwell v.connecticut [47] Adderley v.florida [50] Walker v.city of Binmingham [48]

8 [51] [54] 1972 Grayned v.city of Rockford [55] antipicketing ordinance 150 antinoise ordinance [52] basically incompatible [53] [56]

9 [57] [68] [69][70] [58][59][60][61][62][63][64][65] 輥輯訛 [71] [72][73][74] [66] 2 [67] [75] 輥輰訛

10 1 Charles Tilly.Popular Contention in Great Britain Combridge Mass.Harvard University Press Charles Tilly. / M J. 1991: J Stromberg v.california 283 U.S Cox v.new Hampshire 312 U.S J J J New York Times Co.v.Sullivan 10 Kevin Francis O Neill Disentangling the Law 6 of Public Protest 45 Loyola L.Rev Pleasant 11. Grove City v.summum 555 U.S Christian Le- Z gal Society Chapter of the University of California Hastings College of the Law v.martinez 130 S.Ct Snyder v.phelps 131 S.Ct content-based regulations content-neutral regulations 14 Commonwealth v.david 162 Mass De Jonge v.state of Oregon 299 U.S Hague v.cio 307 U.S Robert Post Between Governance and Management The History and Theory of the Public Forum 34 U- CLA L.Rev Schneider v.state 308 U.S Cox v.new Hampshire 312 U.S Cox v.new Hampshire 312 U.S Blasecki v.city of Durham 456F.2d 87 4th Cir Cox v.louisiana 379 U.S 輥輯訛 25 New York Times Co.v.Sullivan 376 U.S 輥輰訛 Note on The Central Meaning of the First Amendment 12. A. C 2003: Davis v.massachusetts 167U.S Cox v.louisiana 379 U.S Kalven Harry Jr. Concept of the Public Forum Cox v.louisiana 1965 Sup.Ct.Rev Kalven Harry Jr. Concept of the Public Forum 66 Cox v.louisiana 1965 Sup.Ct.Rev Kalven Harry Jr. The New York Times Case A 1964 Sup.Ct.Rev Police Dep t of Chicago v.mosley 408 U.S & n

11 28 Perry Ed.Assn.v.Perry Local Educator s Assn. 460U.S Robert Post Between Governance and Management The History and Theory of the Public Forum 34U- CLA L.Rev Note Strict Scrutiny in the Middle Forum 122Harv.L.Rev Kevin Francis O Neill Disentangling the Law of Public Protest 45 Loyola L.Rev Police Dep t of Chicago v.mosley 408 U.S Greer v.spock 424 U.S Perry Ed.Assn.v.Perry Local Educator s Assn. 460 U.S Cornelius v.naacp Legal Dfence & Ed.Fund 473 U.S Cornelius v.naacp Legal Dfence & Ed.Fund 473U.S Geoffrey R.Stone Content Regulation and the First Amendment 25 Wm.& Mary L.Rev Adam Winkler Fatal in Theory and Strict in Fact An Empirical Analysis of Strict Scrutiny in the Federal Courts 59 VAND.L.REV Boos v.barry 485 U.S Boos v.barry 485 U.S United States v.albertini 472 U.S United States v.albertini 472 U.S William E.Lee Lonely Pamphleteers Little People and the Supreme Court The Doctrine of Time Place and Manner Regulations of Expression 54Geo.Wash.L. Rev & n Abernathy v.conroy 429 F.2d th Cir Abernathy v.conroy 429 F.2d th Cir Nationalist Movement v.city of Cumming 92 F. 3d th Cir Edwards v.south Carolina 372 U.S Adderley v.state of Florida 385 U.S Feiner v.new York 340 U.S Feiner v.new York 340 U.S Cantwell v.connecticut 310 U.S Walker v.city of Binmingham 388 U.S Grayned v.city of Rockford 408 U.S Grayned v.city of Rockford 408 U.S Daniel Farber and John Nowak the Misleading Nature of Public Forum Analysis Content and Context in First Amendment Adjudication 70 Va.L.Rev Vince Blasi Prior Restraints On Demonstrations 68 Mich.L.Rev Note Strict Scrutiny in the Middle Forum 122 Harv.L.Rev M J Z J J J J N N J M. 1997: J J M : J J J J.2013.

12 equilibrium. When policymakers divert attention from environmental issues and institutional friction is very large, the environmental expenditure is difficult to be increased significantly. Key words: Budget changes; Budget decision-making; Punctuated Equilibrium; Incrementalism 6 How American Justice Regulate Public Protest? Doctrine of Public Forum and its Implications Wang Jiang wei The Party School of Jiangxi Provincial Party Committee Nanchang Abstract: The experience of American justice regulate public protest is that give full play to the role of the law and justice in the framework of doctrine of public forum: on the one hand, according to constitution and law provide adequate public forum for citizens; on the other hand, through judicial precedent established boundary and rules of public protest and government regulation. The article expounds the growth, content, and practical application of public forum doctrine. The enlightenment of American experience is that governance group events should open system space in order to provide public forum for citizens legitimate expression; based on the law to classified management of public protest; give full play to the function of established rules through justice. Key words: Public forum; Judicial regulation; Public protest; Group events;assembly Law 7 Social Justice Political Efficiency and Political Trust Yuan Hao Gu Jie School of Social Shanghai University Shanghai Abstract: This paper explores the correlations of political trust with social justice and political efficiency and the changes in the interactions between social justice and political efficiency as the quintiles of political trust changes. The results indicate strong correlations of political trust with social justice and political efficiency. The results from quintiles regression models prove that the positive correlations of political trust with political efficiency and social justice decline as political trust goes up. Among those with lower levels of political trust, political efficiency improves political trust. Among those with middle levels of political trust, political efficiency reduces the relation between social justice and political trust. Among those with higher levels of political trust, political efficiency strengthens the relation between social justice and political trust. Finally, this paper discusses some policy suggestions. Key words: Political trust; Social justice; Political efficiency; Interaction effects 8 Exploring the Determinants of Happiness for Immigrant Chinese Engineers in Japan Evidence from Their Life Stories Li Wei Department of Sociology Shanghai Administration Institute Shanghai Abstract: This exploratory study aims to understand the integration of immigrant Chinese engineers based on their satisfaction with life in Japan and to understand the factors that explain it. Specifically, we explore the determinants of happiness associated with the migration experience. We present some preliminary findings from a qualitative study in which in-depth interview data from a small sample of immigrant Chinese engineers in Japan highlights a number of ideas that together form a sociological understanding of people s perceptions of and reflections on the idea of happiness. We then attempt to extrapolate the facts from their life stories in order to construct a causal account that can explain the causes of happiness. First, we abstract four explanatory variables from the interview and the ethnographic data: job prospect, marital status, ties to the home society, and ties to the host society. We then work with life story data in a qualitative comparative analysis (QCA). The analysis results suggest that maintaining ties to both the host society and the home society are important factors for understanding these immigrants happiness. Marital status is another key factor associated with immigrants happiness

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