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Gender Equality
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Labor Law Prof Blog
Recently-Published Scholarship
ArticlesSacha E. de Lange, Toward Gender Equality:Affirmative Action, Comparable Worth, and the Women's Movement, 31 N.Y.U. Rev. L. & Soc. Change 315 (2007).D.A. Jeremy Telman, The Business Judgment Rule, Disclosure,…
Reproductive Rights Prof Blog
Indian Government Says It Will Review New Appraisal Forms Requiring Female Civil Servants to Reveal Details of Menstrual Cycles
Via BBC News (International version):The ministry of personnel says it has written to the health ministry following complaints from staff that the form was grossly insensitive. The questions are said…
China Law Blog
China: No Woman, No Cry
By Dan Harris
Much has been written lately regarding China's gender gap and how by 2020, there will be 30 million more men than women in China. Many are predicting this lack of…
Elder Law Prof Blog
Ireland: Should women forced to quit receive a pension?
Reproductive Rights Prof Blog
Jack Balkin on New Genetic Technologies and Roe v. Wade
Jack M. Balkin has posted How New Genetic Technologies Will Transform Roe v. Wade on SSRN. Here is the abstract:Roe v. Wade has three holdings: (1) that the unborn are…
Labor Law Prof Blog
Organizing Against the Glass Ceiling
Dana Nguyen sends along this interesting article from the New York Times about how women are organizing at the grassroots level to protest and change unfair workplace flexibility policies to…
Reproductive Rights Prof Blog
The Perennial Travails of the Working Mother
The more things change, the more they stay the same. From the New York Times (2/22/07):For years, mothers have been taking to the Internet to blog or post messages about…
Reproductive Rights Prof Blog
Indian Government to Raise Abandoned Girls
From the Associated Press (2/18/07):The Indian government plans to set up a series of orphanages to raise unwanted baby girls in a bid to halt the widespread practice of aborting…
Empirical Legal Studies
Statistical Analysis of Sup. Ct. Clerk Selections and Claims of Justice Bias
In a paper that has already received well-deserved public attention, "Where Have All the Women Gone? 'Random Variation' in the Supreme Court Clerkship Lottery," Professors David Kaye (Law, ASU) and…
Legal Ease Blog
Are Women Lawyers Selling Themselves Short?
By Allison Johs
At a recent local bar association committee meeting, one committee member commented that, as women lawyers, we should be doing more to mentor other women within the profession. Many women…