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This Article explores the potential of international development efforts and human rights law to enhance...

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This Article considers the phenomenon of domestic violence in relation to the rural-urban axis. Written...

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Feminists have often criticized law’s ignorance of women’s practical, lived experiences, even as they have...

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The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) is the...

The cachet that India currently enjoys on the world stage is linked largely to the...

Parents are constantly judged, by fellow parents and by wider society. But the consequences of...

This Essay is a contribution to a colloquy about Joan C. Williams’s book, Reshaping the...

This is the first in a series of articles that maps legal conceptions of (in)equality...

This is a contribution to a collection of autobiographical essays, “One-L Revisited,” in which authors...

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This Essay is a contribution to a colloquy about Joan C. Williams’s book, Reshaping the...

This is the first in a series of articles that maps legal conceptions of (in)equality...

Like other legal scholars, feminists often think about social change over time, using history as...

This Article explores the potential of international development efforts and human rights law to enhance...

This Article considers the phenomenon of domestic violence in relation to the rural-urban axis. Written...

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Feminists have often criticized law’s ignorance of women’s practical, lived experiences, even as they have...

This Article seeks to raise the visibility of the roughly twenty percent of the U.S....

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This Essay is a contribution to a colloquy about Joan C. Williams’s book, Reshaping the...

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Diversity is touted as a preeminent concern and important goal of the legal profession generally...

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This is a contribution to a collection of autobiographical essays, “One-L Revisited,” in which authors...

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