Columbia Journal of Gender and Law
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Dangerous terrain: mapping the female body in Gonzales v. Carhart.
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Federalizing embryo transfers: taming the wild west of reproductive medicine?
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Sexuality and the law: introduction to the issue.
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The meaning of "life": belief and reason in the abortion debate.
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Zimbabwe's Magaya decision revisited: women's rights and land succession in the international context.
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Obscenity, morality, and the First Amendment: the first LGBT rights cases before the Supreme Court.
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Privacy, property, and public sex.
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Laws as tactics.
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Shelter from the storm: using jurisdictional statutes to protect victims of domestic violence after the Violence Against Women Act of 2000.
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When might does not create religious rights: for-profit corporations' employees and the contraceptive coverage mandate.
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COMPARED TO WHAT? MENSTRUATION, PREGNANCY, AND THE COMPLEXITIES OF COMPARISON.(Symposium Conference: Are You There Law? It's Me, Menstruation)
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MENSTRUATION: AN ABLEIST NARRATIVE.(Symposium Conference: Are You There Law? It's Me, Menstruation)
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Women in the 'Shark Tank': entrepreneurship and feminism in a neoliberal age.
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Closing the gap of justice: providing protection for Native American women through the special domestic violence criminal jurisdiction provision of VAWA.
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Same-sex relationships, DOMA, and the Tax Code: rethinking the relevance of DOMA to straight couples.
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Daniel Hernandez and Nevin Cohen, Lauren Abrams and Donna Freemantweed, Michael Elsasser and Douglas Robinson, Mary Jo Kennedy and Jo-Ann Shain, and Daniel Reyes and Curtis Woolbright, plaintiffs-respondents--against--Victor L. Robles, in his official capacity as city clerk of the City of New York, defendant-appellant.
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Operating in an empirical vacuum: the Ellerth and Faragher affirmative defense.
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Correcting myopia in domestic violence advocacy: moving forward in lawyering and law school clinics.
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DISCERNING ONE PRIMARY PURPOSE FROM TWO: THE INCONSISTENT TREATMENT OF SEXUAL ASSAULT NURSE EXAMINER TESTIMONY UNDER THE SIXTH AMENDMENT'S CONFRONTATION CLAUSE.
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Speaking volumes: musings on the issues of the day, inspired by the memory of Mary Joe Frug.
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SUFFERING AT THE MARGINS: APPLYING DISABILITY CRITICAL RACE STUDIES TO HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN THE UNITED STATES.
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INFERTILITY AND HUMAN RIGHTS: A JURISPRUDENTIAL SURVEY.
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A conversation with Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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The detention, confinement, and incarceration of pregnant women for the benefit of fetal health.
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Reproductive rights as health care rights.
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Legislative reform and the struggle to eradicate violence against women in the Dominican Republic.
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Marriage equality advocacy from the trenches.
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WHAT'S OLD IS NEW AGAIN: HOW STATE ATTORNEYS GENERAL CAN REINVIGORATE UDAP ENFORCEMENT TO COMBAT CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTER DECEPTION.
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IMMUNIZING ROE: HOW COURT TREATMENT OF COVID-19 VACCINE MANDATES SUPPORTS REPRODUCTIVE FREEDOM.
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GOOD GIRLS: GENDER-SPECIFIC INTERVENTIONS IN JUVENILE COURT.
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Mother's baby, father's maybe! Intestate succession: when should a child born out of wedlock have a right to inherit from or through his or her biological father?
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THE STATE AS RIGHTS-FACILITATOR: RECONCILING BRANCHES OF PRIVACY DOCTRINE THROUGH CONSENT.
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Maximizing VA benefits for survivors of military sexual trauma: a practical guide for survivors and their advocates.
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Protecting sex: sexual disincentives and sex-based discrimination.
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The challenge of new families.
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Patricia Williams and 'The Nation'.
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Encouraging a market in human milk.
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Flirting with the PDA: Congress must give birth to accommodation rights that protect pregnant working women.
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Raising the standard of abortion informed consent: lessons to be learned from the ethical and legal requirements for consent to medical experimentation.
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From Disgust to Humanity: Sexual Orientation and Constitutional Law.
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Honor as property.
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ARE WOMEN HUMAN? TAMPON TAXES AND THE SEMIOTICS OF EXCLUSION.(Symposium Conference: Are You There Law? It's Me, Menstruation)
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MY BROTHER'S KEEPER, MY SISTER'S NEGLECTOR: A CRITIQUE AND EXPLANATION OF SINGLE-SEX INITIATIVES FOR BLACK BOYS.
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LAW'S ABILITY TO FURTHER THE "MENSTRUAL MOVEMENT".(Symposium Conference: Are You There Law? It's Me, Menstruation)
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The Hobby Lobby amicus effort.
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BIRTH IN PRISON: SYSTEMIC DISCRIMINATION BARRIERS TO ACKNOWLEDGING THE LEGAL PERSONHOOD OF THE CHILD.
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"Woman" in the European human rights system: how is the reproductive rights jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights constructing narratives of women's citizenship?
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Title IX's reproductive remedies.
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Not whistlin' Dixie: now, more than ever, we need feminist law journals.
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THE ABORTION CLOSET (WITH A NOTE ON RULES AND STANDARDS).
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Feminism as liberalism: a tribute to the work of Martha Nussbaum.
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A NEW RATIONALE FOR THE DOCTRINE OF PROVOCATION: APPLICATIONS TO CASES OF KILLING AN UNFAITHFUL SPOUSE.
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Defying silence: immigrant women workers, wage theft, and anti-retaliation policy in the states.
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ARE YOU THERE, LAW? IT'S ME, SEMEN.(Symposium Conference: Are You There Law? It's Me, Menstruation)
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MARY DOE EX REL. SATAN? PARODY, RELIGIOUS LIBERTY, & REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS.
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En-gendering economic inequality.
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A brief history of gender law journals: the heritage of Myra Bradwell's Chicago Legal News.
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Disputes over frozen preembryos & the "right not to be a parent".
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Political violence and gender during times of transition.
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Journals as a feminist playground.
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"LIKE A WITHERED TREE, STRIPPED OF ITS FOLIAGE": WHAT THE ROE COURT MISSED AND WHY IT MATTERS.
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Anonymously provided sperm and the Constitution.
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Intersections at the border: immigration enforcement, reproductive oppression, and the policing of Latina bodies in the Rio Grande Valley.
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ACCIDENTAL CARCERAL SUBJECTS: REASSESSING THE PRISON NURSERY MODEL IN INDIA.
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Sexuality's law.
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Obscenity law and its consequences in mid-nineteenth-century America.
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The law of stigma, travel, and the abortion-free island.
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FOREWORD.
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The formal equality theory in practice: the inability of current antidiscrimination law to protect conventional and unconventional persons.
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LABORATORIES OF REPRODUCTIVE JUSTICE: STATE AMENDMENTS AND THE RIGHT TO PAID FAMILY LEAVE.
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Is the inability to marry a marital status? Levin v. Yeshiva University and the intersection of sexual orientation and marital status in housing discrimination.
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How we still fail rape victims: reflecting on responsibility and legal reform.
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More than mileage: the preconditions of travel and the real burdens of H.B. 2.
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Gary Becker, legal feminism, and the costs of moralizing care.
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Inequitable administration: documenting family for tax purposes.
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Unwilling avatars: idealism and discrimination in cyberspace.
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Right scholarship and the goddesses of commercial law.
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The Equal Rights Amendment: then and now.
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The subtle side of sexism.
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Rupture, leakage, and reconstruction: the body as a site for the enforcement and reproduction of sex-based legal norms in the breast implant controversy.
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Still using the wrong yardstick: measuring quality by the proxies of bias, conformity, and rumor.
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MISS DIAGNOSIS: GENDERED INJUSTICE IN MEDICAL MALPRACTICE LAW.
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ADVOCACY IN PRACTICE: WOMEN OF COLOR AND OUR ALLIES.
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Embracing complexity: human rights in critical race feminist perspective.
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Restoring balance to abuse cases: expanding the one-sided approach to teaching domestic violence practice.
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Normalizing violence: transitional justice and the Gujarat riots.
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Performativity between logos and nomos: law, temporality and the 'non-economic analysis of power'.
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MENSTRUATION AND HUMAN RIGHTS: CAN WE MOVE BEYOND INSTRUMENTALIZATION, TOKENISM AND REDUCTIONISM?(Symposium Conference: Are You There Law? It's Me, Menstruation)
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Multidimensional advocacy as applied: marriage equality and reproductive rights.
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INTRASTATE PREEMPTION: A NEW FRONTIER IN BURDENING CHOICE.
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Opening the door: Ruth Bader Ginsburg, law's boundaries, and the gender of opportunities.
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Love, honor, or control: domestic violence, trafficking, and the question of how to regulate the mail-order bride industry.
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Introduction: banishing women: the law and politics of abortion travel.
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Unearthing the customary law foundations of "forced marriages" during Sierra Leone's civil war: the possible impact of international criminal law on customary marriage and women's rights in post-conflict Sierra Leone.
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WOMEN OF COLOR AND HEALTH: ISSUES AND SOLUTIONS.
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The provocations of enduring friendship.
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Oil and water: how legal education's doctrine and skills divide reproduces toxic hierarchies.
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THE EARLY PUNISHMENT OF ACCUSED WOMEN: EXPERIENCES OF PRETRIAL DETENTION OF MOTHERS AND CHILDREN IN A MATERNAL-CHILD UNIT IN CHILE.
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MENSTRUATION DISCRIMINATION AND THE PROBLEM OF SHADOW PRECEDENTS.(Symposium Conference: Are You There Law? It's Me, Menstruation)
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Beyond Romer and Lawrence: the right to privacy comes out of the closet.
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Redefining the baseline: reasonable efforts, family preservation, and parenting foster children in New York.
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"The toughest job": Adkins v. Rumsfeld, gender, incentives, and the Uniformed Services Former Spouses' Protection Act.
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PrEP and our youth: implications in law and policy.
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Towards a theory of state visibility: race, poverty, and equal protection.
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Things little girls have no business to know anything about: the crimes of Aurora Floyd.
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A woman scorned for the "least condemned" war crime: precedent and problems with prosecuting rape as a serious war crime in the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda.
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Freedom to marry's ladder of clarity: lessons from a winning campaign (that is not yet won).
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Families are more popular than feminism: exploring the greater judicial success of family and medical leave laws.
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Time norms in the workplace: their exclusionary effect and potential for change.
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Rethinking prison sex: self-expression and safety.
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Strategic gendering as capability: one lens into the complexity of powerlessness.
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The crisis of child custody: a history of the birth of family law in England.
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Parity by comparison: the case for comparing pregnant and disabled workers.
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Toys are us: sex toys, substantive due process, and the American way.
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SECURING POSTERITY: THE RIGHT TO POSTMORTEM GRANDPARENTHOOD AND THE PROBLEM FOR LAW.
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THE ROLE OF THE STATE IN THE INTRA-GROUP VULNERABILITY OF WOMEN: REVISITING DEBATES ABOUT MULTICULTURALISM THROUGH THE CASE OF POLYGAMY AMONG THE BEDOUINS IN ISRAEL.
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UNDERSTANDING ILLICIT INSEMINATION AND FERTILITY FRAUD, FROM PATIENT EXPERIENCE TO LEGAL REFORM.
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Claiming a space in the law school curriculum: a casebook on sex-based discrimination.
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(Mis)appropriated liberty: identity, gender justice, and Muslim personal law reform in India.
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The freedom to choose to marry.
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"DO WE NOT BLEED?": SANITATION, MENSTRUAL MANAGEMENT, AND HOMELESSNESS IN THE TIME OF COVID.(Symposium Conference: Are You There Law? It's Me, Menstruation)
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A FAIRER, SAFER, AND MORE JUST SYSTEM FOR ALL NEW YORKERS: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND NEW YORK BAIL REFORM.
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MENSTRUATION AND THE BAR EXAM: UNCONSTITUTIONAL TAMPON BANS.(Symposium Conference: Are You There Law? It's Me, Menstruation)
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The underage, the 'unborn,' and the unconstitutional; an analysis of the Child Custody Protection Act.
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Obscenity, morality, and the First Amendment: the first LGBT rights cases before the Supreme Court.
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Some ABCs of feminist sex education (in light of the sexuality critique of Legal feminism).
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Re-orienting the sex discrimination argument for gay rights after Lawrence v. Texas.
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Going offshore: horseplay, normalization, and sexual harassment.(Introduction through II. Feminist Theories of Gender-Based Harassment, p. 302-339)
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Deconstructing the body: transgender and intersex identities and sex discrimination - the need for strict scrutiny.
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ERADICATING WOMEN'S SURNAMES: LAW, TRADITION, AND THE POLITICS OF MEMORY.
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THE "LIMITED" ASSISTANCE OF FOREIGN JURISPRUDENCE: LESSONS FROM INDIA AND THE UNITED STATES ON SEXUALITY AND GOVERNANCE.
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Transparent: when legal fictions and judicial imagination make facts disappear, they enforce transphobic discrimination.
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Taxing the family work: aid for affluent husband care.
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Intimate partner violence against Asian American women: moving from theory to strategy.
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CRUEL OPTIMISM: ZIKA, LEX SPORTIVA, AND BODIES OF (ALLEGED) CONTAGION.
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Morse v. Frederick's new perspective on schools' basic educational missions and the implications for gay-straight alliance First Amendment jurisprudence.
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Restoring balance to abuse cases: expanding the one-sided approach to teaching domestic violence practice.
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To love the babe that milks me: infanticide and reconceiving the mother.
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Forced marriage and the exoticization of gendered harms in United States asylum law.
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Criminalizing coerced submission in the workplace and in the academy.
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Litigating abortion access cases in the post-Windsor world.
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Using Title IX and the model of public housing to prevent housing discrimination against survivors of sexual assaults on college campuses.
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NATURE IS SMARTER THAN WE ARE: MIDWIFERY AND THE RESPONSIVE STATE.
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Transforming 'shedets' into 'keydets': an empirical study examining coeducation through the lens of gender polarization.
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Reparations and the human.
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Symposium honoring Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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EQUAL PROTECTION IN DOBBS AND BEYOND: HOW STATES PROTECT LIFE INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF THE ABORTION CONTEXT.
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Diversity, discourse, and the mission of the feminist law journal.
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Introduction.
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When might does not create religious rights: for-profit corporations' employees and the contraceptive coverage mandate.
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'Rape-adjacent': imagining legal responses to nonconsensual condom removal.
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Lessons about autonomy and integration from international human rights, law journals, and the world of golf.
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Federalizing embryo transfers: taming the wild west of reproductive medicine?
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Disabling consent, or reconstructing sexual autonomy.
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Taking initiatives: reconciling race, religion, media and democracy in the quest for marriage equality.
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Disabling consent, or reconstructing sexual autonomy.
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From our family to yours: rethinking the "beneficial family" and marriage-centric corporate benefit programs.
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Between tort law, contract law, and child law: how to compensate the left-behind parent in international child abduction cases.
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Rape, incest, and Harper Lee's 'To Kill a Mockingbird': on Alabama's legal construction of gender and sexuality in the context of racial subordination.
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WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOU'RE NO LONGER EXPECTING: HOW STATES USE CONCEALMENT AND ABUSE OF A CORPSE STATUTES AGAINST WOMEN.
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A historical guide to the future of marriage for same-sex couples.
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Cultivating feminist critical inquiry.
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On discipline and canon.
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A better tenure battle: fighting bias in teaching evaluations.
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Medical transgressions in America's prisons: defending transgender prisoners' access to transition-related care.
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Introduction: symposium honoring the advocacy, scholarship, and jurisprudence of justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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Sexuality's law.
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Discussion lines on gender and transitional justice: an introductory essay reflecting on the ICTJ Bellagio workshop on gender and transitional justice *.
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ECONOMIC ABUSE IN THE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CONTEXT: TOWARDS A COMPREHENSIVE SOLUTION AT THE FEDERAL AND STATE LEVEL.
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MENSTRUAL JUSTICE IN IMMIGRATION DETENTION.(Symposium Conference: Are You There Law? It's Me, Menstruation)
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Religion by any other name? Prohibitions on same-sex marriage and the limits of the establishment clause.
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Gender, sexuality, and power: is feminist theory enough?
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THE CORONAVIRUS AS A CHANGEMAKER: OPPORTUNITIES TO ADVANCE AMERICAN MATERNAL CARE IN THE WAKE OF THE PANDEMIC.
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Father by newspaper ad: the impact of In re The Adoption of a Minor Child on the definition of fatherhood.
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Introductory remarks.
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Putting legal writing on the tenure track: one school's experience.
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MENOPAUSE AND THE MENSTRUAL EQUITY AGENDA.(Symposium Conference: Are You There Law? It's Me, Menstruation)
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NOTE FROM THE EDITOR.
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The state-created danger in domestic violence cases: do we have a solution in Okin v. Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson Police Department?
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Street smut: gender, media, and the legal power dynamics of street harassment, or "hey sexy" and other verbal ejaculations.
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'Truth and reconciliation': a critical step toward eliminating race and gender violations in tenure wars.
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THE RIGHT FAMILY.
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Why a Feminist Law Journal? A call for parity.
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Tenure politics and the feminist scholar.
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REMARKS ON MANIFESTING JUSTICE: WRONGLY CONVICTED WOMEN RECLAIM THEIR RIGHTS.
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Creating collective capabilities: women, agency and the politics of representation.
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Sexual consent: some thoughts on psychoanalysis and law.
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Not in our country? A critique of the United States welfare system through the lens of China's one-child law.
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The rising bar for persecution in asylum cases involving sexual and reproductive harm.
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REIMAGINING REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS JURISPRUDENCE IN INDIA: REFLECTIONS ON THE RECENT DECISIONS ON PRIVACY AND GENDER EQUALITY FROM THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA.
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IT'S ABOUT BLOODY TIME AND SPACE.(Symposium Conference: Are You There Law? It's Me, Menstruation)
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The backfiring of the domestic violence firearms bans.
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The stubborn persistence of sex segregation.
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Realizing the right to reparations for girl soldiers: a child-sensitive and gendered approach.
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Bold, brave, and proactive: advocacy and organizing at the intersection of reproductive justice and LGBTQ liberation.
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MARRIAGE APOSTATES: WHY HETEROSEXUALS SEEK SAME-SEX REGISTERED PARTNERSHIPS.
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"LEAST FAVORED NATION": PREGNANCY DISCRIMINATION DISPARATE IMPACT CLAIMS POST-YOUNG.
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The inaccessible road to motherhood - the tragic consequence of not having reproductive policies for Israelis with disabilities.
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En-gendering economic inequality.
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Women taking the lead in law and law firms: panel presentation by Columbia Law Women's Association, March 29, 2004.
