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  1. PrawfsBlawg

    JOTWELL: Carroll on Sabbeth & Steinberg on gender and the right to counsel

    By prawfsblawg@gmail.com

    Main Friday, September 03, 2021JOTWELL: Carroll on Sabbeth & Steinberg on gender and the right to counselThe new Courts Law essay comes from Maureen Carroll (Michigan) reviewing Kathryn A. Sabbeth…

  2. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    Midwest Political Science Conference Now Accepting Submissions

    By Jamie Abrams

    Many scholars of Gender & the Law may be working on projects that align with the upcoming Call for Papers posted by the Midwest Political Science Conference. The conference will…

  3. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    Women in Private International Law, as Legal Subjects and as Lawmakers

    By Tracy Thomas

    Mary Keyes, Women in Private International LawThere has been almost no consideration of the position of women in private international law. There is very little published research applying a feminist…

  4. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    Investigating the Pink Tax: Evidence Against a Systematic Price Premium for Women

    By Tracy Thomas

    Natasha Bhatia, Sarah Moshary & Anna Tuchman, Investigating the Pink Tax: Evidence Against a Systematic Price Premium for Women in CPG The pink tax refers to an alleged empirical regularity: that…

  5. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    Challenging the Misuse of Crisis in Feminist Approaches to International Law

    By Tracy Thomas

    Karen Engle, Vasuki Nesiah & Dianne Otto, Feminist Approaches to International Law  This chapter offers accounts of three feminist “success stories,” each of which has invoked a sense of crisis to…

  6. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    Meet the New Gender and the Law Prof Blog Editor Amanda Fisher

    By Tracy Thomas

    We welcome to the Gender & the Law Prof Blog editorial team Amanda Fisher.  Amanda has done some blogging for Above the Law, and we are excited to have her…

  7. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    A Feminist Analysis of the International Mediation Process

    By Tracy Thomas

    Jenna Sapiano, The Boundaries of Peace: A Feminist Analysis of International Mediation Processes  Griffith Law Review, ForthcomingThe assumption that peace mediation is gender-neutral reproduces and reinforces the already gendered aftermath(s) of…

  8. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    Learning from the European Union Model of Corporate Board Diversity and Gender Equity

    By Tracy Thomas

    Kimberly Houser & Jamillah Bowman Williams, Board Gender Diversity: A Path to Achieving Substantive Equality in the U.S., 63 William & Mary L. Rev. (forthcoming)  While the United States made history…

  9. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    Recognizing the Problem of Discrimination Against Women as Business Owners and Investors

    By Tracy Thomas

    Ann Lipton, Capital Discrimination, Houston L.Rev. (forthcoming)  The law of business associations does not recognize gender. The rights and responsibilities imposed by states on business owners, directors, and officers do not…

  10. PrawfsBlawg

    NBC has learned nothing

    By prawfsblawg@gmail.com

    Main Monday, July 26, 2021NBC has learned nothingBela Karolyi earned fame as the coach of U.S. gymnastics because of his outsized reactions to the athletes' performances, which NBC cameras showed…