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The new agenda of the ACLU

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  1. La Roche College in Pittsburgh, USA

    William A. Donohue (professor of sociology, adjunct scholar, member)

  2. The Heritage Foundation, USA

    William A. Donohue (professor of sociology, adjunct scholar, member)

  3. the Legal Advisory Board of the Washington Legal Fondation, USA

    William A. Donohue (professor of sociology, adjunct scholar, member)

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He is author of The Politics of the American Civil Liberties Unionpublished by Transaction. This article is adapted from a delivery the author made to the Washington Legal Foundation; research was supported by a grant from J. M. Foundation.

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Donohue, W.A. The new agenda of the ACLU. Society 28, 5–13 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02695495

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