Vol. 103 No. 8, June - June 1994

Index

• "An honest living": street vendors, municipal regulation, and the black public sphere.
• Reinventing poverty law.
• The moral and practical dilemmas of an underground economy.
• The vulnerable and exploitable immigrant workforce and the need for strengthening worker protective legislation.
• The underground economy: new estimates from household income and expenditure surveys.
• The ambiguous moral foundations of the underground economy.
• The informal economy: between new developments and old regulations.
• The informal economy in an advanced industrialized society: Mexican immigrant labor in Silicon Valley.
• The case against statutes of limitations for stolen art.
• Legal counseling in the administrative state: how to let the client decide.
• A desegregation tool that backfired: magnet schools and classroom segregation.
• America's Longest War: Rethinking Our Tragic Crusade Against Drugs.