03388nam a2200409Ia 4500001000700000003000600007005001700013008004100030010001400071020003600085020003900121020003500160020003800195035002000233040002000253050002400273082001900297245014200316260004100458300002300499336002000522337001600542338001900558490004400577504005100621505182500672530002402497650004102521650004302562650005902605650007402664650004802738651008002786651004902866700003602915700002702951289601OCoLC20200229021000.0000908s2001    ncu      b    001 0 eng    a00047644   a0822326892 (cloth : alk. paper)  a9780822326892 (cloth : alk. paper)  a0822326981 (pbk. : alk. paper)  a9780822326984 (pbk. : alk. paper)  a(OCoLC)45015348  aPUCPRbspaerda00aKGV 2957b.F67 200100a342.73/08322100aForeign in a domestic sensebPuerto Rico, American expansion, and the Constitutioncedited by Christina Duffy Burnett and Burke Marshall.  aDurhambDuke University Pressc2001.  axv, 422 p.c25 cm.  2rdacontentbtxt  2rdamediabn  2rdacarrierbnc 0aAmerican encounters/global interactions  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.00tBetween the foreign and the domestic : the doctrine of territorial incorporation, invented and reinventedrChristina Duffy Burnett and Burke Marshall --gPart I. History and expansion --tSome common groundrJosé A. Cabranes --tTeutonic constitutionalism : the role of ethno-juridical discourse in the Spanish-American WarrMark S. Weiner --tA Constitution led by the flag : the Insular Cases and the metaphor of incorporationrBrook Thomas --tDeconstructing colonialism : the "unincorporated territory" as a category of dominationrEfrén Rivera Ramos --gPart II. Expansion and Constitution --tInstalling the Insular Cases into the canon of Constitutional lawrSanford Levinson --tFulfilling manifest destiny : conquest, race, and the Insular CasesrJuan F. Perea --tU.S. territorial expansion : extended republicanism versus hyperextended expansionismrE. Robert Statham, Jr. --tConstitutionalism and individual rights in the territoriesrGerald L. Neuman --gPart III. Constitution and membership --tPartial membership and Liberal political theoryrMark Tushnet --tInjustice according to law : the Insular Cases and other odditiesrJosé Trías Monge --tOne hundred years of solitude : Puerto Rico's American centuryrJuan R. Torruella --tA tale of distoring mirrors : one hundred years of Puerto Rico's sovereignty imbrogliorRoberto P. Aponte Toro --gPart IV. Membership and recognition --tLaw, language and statehood : the role of English in the great state of Puerto RicorJosé Julián Alvarez González --tPuerto Rican national identity and United States pluralismrAngel Ricardo Oquendo --tPuerto Rican separatism and United States federalismrRichard Thornburgh --tThe bitter roots of Puerto Rican citizenshiprRogers M. Smith --tA note on the Insular CasesrChristina Duffy Burnett.  aAlso issued online. 0aLawzPuerto RicoxColonialism.2LEMB 0aConstitutional lawzPuerto Rico.2LEMB00aLawzUnited StatesxTerritories and possessions.2LEMB00aConstitutional lawzUnited StatesxTerritories and possessions.2LEMB 0aLawzPuerto RicoxNational territory.2LEMB 0aUnited StatesxTerritories and possessionsxPolitics and government.2Local 0aPuerto RicoxPolitics and government.2Local1 aBurnett, Christina Duffyd1969-1 aMarshall, Burked1922-