Maine Law Review: Volume 50, No. 2 (1998)
Contents
- Symposium: Law, Feminism & the Twenty-First Century
- Grounded Applications: Feminism and Law at the Millennium
Katharine Silbaugh - What If the Butchers in The Slaughter-House Cases Had Won?: An Exercise in "Counterfactual" Doctrine
Jane L. Scarborough - The Pregnancy Discrimination Act: Legitimating Discrimination Against Pregnant Women in the Workforce
Judith G. Greenberg - Shattered Jade, Broken Shoe: Foreign Economic Development and the Sexual Exploitation of Women in China
Elizabeth Spahn - Intimate Partner Violence Strategies: Models for Community Participation
Jenny Rivera - Global Intersections: Critical Race Feminist Human Rights and Inter/national Black Women
Hope Lewis - Feminist Microenterprise: Vindicating the Rights of Women in the New Global Order?
Lucie E. White - Keeping Students Awake: Feminist Theory and Legal Education
Martha Minow - Maine's "Act to Protect Traditional Marriage and Prohibit Same-Sex Marriages": Questions of Constitutionality Under State and Federal Law
Jennifer Wriggins - Then and Now: A Perspective
Caroline Glassman - Commerce Clause Challenges Spawned by United States v. Lopez Are Doing Violence to the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA): A Survey of Cases and the Ongoing Debate Over How the VAWA Will Fare in the Wake of Lopez
Lisanne Newell Leasure - Paying Attention to the Little Man Behind the Curtain: Destroying the Myth of the Liberal's Dilemma
Deborah M. Boulette Taylor - Long v. Long: Law Court Ruling Changes the Disposition of Joint Real Property on Divorce
Marc J. Veilleux
