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Past Issues
Volume 31:2
Summer 2008
Contents |
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| The True Woman: Scenes From the Law of Self-Defense Jeannie Suk |
237 |
| Feminist Disagreement (Comparatively) Recast Rosalind Dixon |
277 |
| The Invisible Pregnant Athlete and the Promise of Title IX Deborah L. Brake |
323 |
| Changing Social Norms? Title IX and Legal Activism: Comments from the Spring 2007 Harvard Journal of Law & Gender Conference Lexie Kuznick & Megan Ryan |
367 |
| Comments from the Spring 2007 Harvard Journal of Law & Gender Conference |
378 |
| Changing Social Norms? Title IX and Legal Activism: Concluding Remarks Diane L. Rosenfeld |
407 |
Student Articles |
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| Roe v. Crawford: Do Inmates Have an Eighth Amendment Right to Elective Abortions? Mark Egerman |
423 |
| Trans Models in Prison: The Medicalization of Gender Identity and
the Eighth Amendment Right to Sex Reassignment Therapy Alvin Lee |
447 |
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Volume 31:1
Winter 2008
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ARTICLES Selective Recognition of Gender Difference
in the Law: Revaluing the Caretaker Role Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity: American Law in Light of
East Asian Developments Women At Work: Towards an Inclusive Narrative of the Rise of the
Regulatory State STUDENT WRITING Eugenic Feminism: Mental Hygiene, the Women’s Movement, and
the Campaign for Eugenic Legal Reform, 1900-1935 |
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Volume 30:2
Summer 2007
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Volume 30:1
Winter 2007
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Volume 29:2
Summer 2006
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The Architecture of Inclusion: Advancing Workplace Equity in Higher Education
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247 |
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From the International to the Local in Feminist Legal Responses to Rape, Prostitution/Sex Work,
and Sex Trafficking: Four Studies in Contemporary Governance Feminism |
335 |
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Disability, Life, Death, and Choice |
425 |
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A Conversation Among Deans from "Results: Legal Education, Institutional Change, and a Decade of Gender Studies," Harvard Journal of Law & Gender |
465 |
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COMMENTS |
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Barnes v. City of Cincinnati: Command Presence, Gender Bias, and Problems of Police Aggression |
485 |
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Sexual Violence, Counting to Twenty, and the Metaphysics of Criminal Acts:
An Analysis of Valentine v. Konteh |
493 |
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The Misleading Metaphor of the Slap in the Face: An Analysis of Ash v. Tyson
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501 |
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BOOK REVIEW |
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Pregnancy and Power: A Short History of Reproductive Politics in America.
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509 |
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Editorial Staff |
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Volume 29:1
Winter 2006
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Desperately Seeking a Moralist |
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The Necessity of Sex Change: A Struggle for Intersex and Transsex Liberties |
51 |
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Misogyny, Androgyny, and Sexual Harassment: Sex Discrimination in a Gender-Deconstructed World |
99 |
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Family Caps in Welfare Reform: Their Coercive Effects and Damaging Consequences |
151 |
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Prosecuting Crimes of Rape and Sexual Violence at the ICTR: The Application of Joint Criminal Enterprise Theory |
201 |
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“Take My Riches, Give Me Justice”: A Contextual Analysis of
Pakistan’s Honor Crimes Legislation |
223 |
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Volume 28:2
Summer 2005
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Title IX: Beyond Equal Protection |
217 |
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Eyes Wide Shut: Erasing Women's Experiences from the Clinic to the Courtroom |
285 |
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FOCUS SECTION ON LAW AND EMOTION |
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Legal Feminism and the Emotions: Three Moments in an Evolving Relationship |
325 |
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This Is Not Your Father's Autonomy: Lesbian and Gay Rights from a Feminist and Relational Perspective |
345 |
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Willfully Blinded: On Date Rape and Self-Deception |
381 |
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Gender and Emotion in Criminal Law |
447 |
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COMMENT |
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Reconceptualizing Fatherhood: The Stakes Involved in Newdow |
467 |
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RECENT DEVELOPMENT |
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Using the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women To Advocate for the Political Rights of Women in a Democratic Burma |
481 |
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Volume 28
Winter 2005
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A Defense of Paid Family Leave |
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Law and Women's Agency in Post-Revolutionary Iran |
85 |
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False Starts: Harvard Law School's Efforts Toward Integrating Women into the Faculty, 1928-1981 |
143 |
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COMMENTS |
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Pennsylvania State Police v. Suders: Turning a Blind Eye to the Reality of Sexual Harassment |
195 |
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Smith v. City of Salem: Transgendered Jurisprudence and an Expanding Meaning of Sex Discrimination Under Title VII |
207 |
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Editorial Staff |
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Volume 27
Spring 2004
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Women Choosing Diverse Workplaces: A Rational
Preference With Disturbing Implications For Both Occupational Segregation and Economic
Analysis of Law |
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Queering Legal Education: A Project of Theoretical
Discovery |
89 |
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The Wrong Way to Equality: Privileging Consent in the
Trafficking of Women for Sexual Exploitation |
137 |
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Pelvic Exam Prerequisite to Hormonal Contraceptives:
Unjustified Infringement on Constitutional Rights, Governmental Coercion, and Bad Public
Policy |
177 |
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A Return to Life: The Right to Identity and the Right
to Identify Argentina's "Living Disappeared" |
235 |
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BOOK REVIEWS |
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The Two-Income Trap: Why Middle-Class Mothers and
Fathers Are Going Broke, by Elizabeth Warren & Amelia Warren Tyagi |
273 |
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When Women Kill: Questions of Agency and Subjectivity,
by Belinda Morrissey |
285 |
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Celebration 50 Articles |
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299 |
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The Changing Complexion of Harvard Law
School |
303 |
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Celebration 50: Keynote Address |
309 |
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Celebration 50: What I Learned at Harvard
Law School |
317 |
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Guiding Principles for Picking Parents |
323 |
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Same-Sex Marriage: An Issue of Constitutional Rights
Not Moral Opinions |
345 |
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Reversing the Failure of the Foster Care System |
357 |
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Two Harvard Women: 1965 to Today |
367 |
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The Women of 1964: Paving the Way |
381 |
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The Road Less Traveled: Becoming an Immigration
Attorney |
387 |
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Challenging the Hypothetical II: Leading the Way to
Effective Diversity |
397 |
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Former Editorial Staff |
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Volume 26
Spring 2003
Introduction |
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ARTICLES |
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The Culture of Compliance:
The Final Triumph of Form Over Substance in Sexual
Harassment Law |
3 |
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Beyond the Maternal Wall: Relief
for Family Caregivers Who Are Discriminated Against on the Job |
77 |
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The Quiet Revolution: Japanese Women Working Around the Law
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163 |
FOCUS SECTION: VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN |
1 |
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Effective Assistance of Counsel for Battered Women Defendants:
A Normative Construct |
217 |
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Invisible Victims:
Holding the Educational System
Liable for Teen Dating Violence at School |
351 |
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