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Gender
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Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Study Shows Intergenerational Gap in Decisionmaking by Women Judges, with Women Coming of Age Before 1963 Voting with Significantly Higher Progressive Inclinations
By Tracy Thomas
Isaach Unah, Ryan Williams & Stephanie Zaino, Echoes of the Feminine Mystique: Female Judges and Intergenerational Change in the United States Courts of Appeal, Journal of Law & Politics (forthcoming) Is…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Patrice Ruane Publishes Article on Women’s Employment from the Great Depression to the Great Recesssion
By Jamie Abrams
Patrice Ruane has published From Pin Workers to Essential Workers: Lessons About Women's Employment and the Covid-19 Pandemic from the Great Depression and the Great Recession in volume 29 of…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
The Black-White Paradigm and the Continuing Erasure of Latinas as Law Deans
By Tracy Thomas
Laura Padilla, The Black-White Paradigm's Continuing Erasure of Latinas: See Women Law Deans of Color, 99 Denver L. Rev. 683 (2022)The Black-white paradigm persists with unintended consequences. For example, there…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Gender Gaps in Legal Education and the Impact of Class Participation Assessments
By Tracy Thomas
Kenneth Khoo & Jaclyn Neo, Gender Gaps in Legal Education: The Impact of Class Participation Assessments The gender gap is a well-studied phenomenon in education policy. While prior research has illustrated…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Gender is One of the Top Topics Legal Scholars are Writing About in 2022
By Tracy Thomas
What Legal Scholars are Writing About: 2022 EditionAs 2022 comes to a close, it’s prime time to catch up on the latest legal scholarship published this year — and there’s…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
CFP Pandemonium — Reflections on the Status, Health, Precarity and Promise of the Discipline of Feminist Studies
By Tracy Thomas
WSQ WOMEN'S STUDIES QUARTERLY SPECIAL ISSUE SPRING 2024CALL FOR PAPERS: PANDEMONIUMPRIORITY SUBMISSION DEADLINE: MARCH 1, 2023Scholarly articles should be submitted to WSQ.submittable.com.GUEST EDITORS:TRACEY JEAN BOISSEAU, Purdue University ADRIANNA L. ERNSTBERGER, Marian…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Implicit Gender Effects in Denying Patents under Australian Law
By Tracy Thomas
Vicki Huang, Sue Finch & Cameron Patrick, Patents and Gender: A Big Data Analysis of 15 Years of Australian Patent Applications, 45 Univ. New South Wales L. J. (2022).Recent recommended…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Ana Micaela Alterio on “Latin American Feminists, Gender, and the Binary System of Human Rights Protection”
By Jamie Abrams
Ana Micaela Alterio has published Latin American Feminists, Gender, and the Binary System of Human Rights Protection in volume 116 of the American Journal of International Law published online by Cambridge University Press…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Key Lessons on the Theory of Feminism, Law and Gender from the Work of Martha Chamallas
By Tracy Thomas
Deborah Brake, Theory Matters—And Ten More Things I Learned from Martha Chamallas About Feminism, Law, and Gender,83 Ohio State L.J. 435 (2022)This Festschrift article celebrates the scholarship of Martha Chamallas,…
International Law Prof Blog
The Effect of International Judges’ Personal Characteristics on their Judging
The Leiden Journal of International Law has organized an open access symposium that makes a relevant and timely contribution to the studies of international judging. The symposium issue is edited…