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Gender
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Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Race AND Gender AND Policing
Race AND Gender AND PolicingBy: Stewart Chang, Frank Rudy Cooper, Addie RolnickPublished in: Nevada Law Journal, Vol. 21, No. 3, 2021This title of this Introduction to the Nevada Law Journal’s symposium on…
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Immigration Prof Blog on Menstruation and Immigration Detention
By Jamie Abrams
Our friends over at ImmigrationProf Blog have featured an essay of interest to Gender and the Law Blog readers as well. Kit Johnson has blogged about her essay Tales of…
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Women of Color in Immigration Enforcement
The University of Nevada's 2021 symposium issue has been released. The topic: Race AND Gender AND Policing.My contribution to the symposiums is called Women of Color in Immigration Enforcement. Here's…
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Veterans Day from a Gender & Law Perspective: Equality, Discrimination, Preferences, Family, Health, Assault, and the Draft
By Tracy Thomas
Here is an overview of some of the scholarship and current legal movements regarding gender, veterans, and the miltiary:The Supreme Court's classic case upholding veterans' preferences despite their disparate impact…
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Book “Why Don’t Women Rule the World?”
By Tracy Thomas
Book, Why Don't Women Rule the World?Why Don't Women Rule the World?: Understanding Women's Civic and Political ChoicesFIRST EDITIONJ. Cherie Strachan - Central Michigan University, USALori M. Poloni-Staudinger - Northern Arizona University, USAShannon…
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On Citations & Gender
Main Wednesday, November 10, 2021On Citations & GenderThere's been a lot of citation lists coming out in the past few weeks - The Brian Leiter 2021 rankings (covering 2016-2020) lists…
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Academic and Bar Support Scholarship Spotlight
Jane Bloom Grisé, Question #1: Is there a Gender Gap in Performance on Multiple Choice Exams, Women's Rights L. Rptr. (forthcoming, 2021). From the abstract: There is a growing trend…
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Accidental Feminism: Gender parity and selective mobility among India’s professional elite
Accidental Feminism: gender parity and selective mobility among India's professional elitePreface to: Accidental feminism: Gender parity and selective mobility among India's professional eliteBy Swethaa BallakrishnenPrinceton : Princeton University Press, 2021.In…
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New Book — Just Get on the Pill: The Uneven Balance of Reproductive Politics
By Tracy Thomas
Krystale Littlejohn, Just Get on the Pill: The Uneven Burden of Reproductive Politics (UC Press)Understanding the social history and urgent social implications of gendered compulsory birth control, an unbalanced and unjust…
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Why Are So Many Young Men Giving Up on College?
By Tracy Thomas
The Atlantic, Colleges Have a Guy Problem: Why are so Many Young Men Giving Up on College?American colleges and universities now enroll roughly six women for every four men. This…