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Volume 1:1 Spring 1989

Dis-covering our Cover by Ursula Werner, p. 1
Reproductive Rights Agenda for the 1990's by Kathryn Kolbert, p. 3
Reconceiving Autonomy by Jennifer Nedelsky, p. 7
The ACLU: Bait and Switch by Andrea Dworkin, p. 37
A Break in the Silence: Including Women's Issues in a Torts Course by Lucinda Finley, p. 41
The New French Abortion Pill: The Moral Property of Women by Sarah Ricks, p. 75
Photograph by Diane Dobson, p. 100
Pornography and the Traffic in Women: Brief on Behalf of Trudee Able-Peterson, et al., Amici Curiae in Support of Defendant and Intervenor-Defendants, Village Books v. City of Bellingham by Margaret A. Baldwin, p. 111

Volume 2:1 Fall 1989

Agency and Partnership: A Study of Breach of Promise Plaintiffs by Mary Coombs, p.1
The Power of Motherhood: Black and White Activist Women Redefine the "Political" by Eileen Boris p. 25
Femocrats, Official Feminism, and the Uses of Power: A Case Study of EEO Implementation in New South Wales, Australia by Hester Eisenstein, p. 51
Transforming the Grounds: Autonomy and Reproductive Freedom by Stephanie Ridder and LIsa Woll, p. 75
Towards a Feminist Perspective on Welfare Reform by Johanna Brenner, p. 99
Social Feminism and Legal Discourse, 1908-1923 by Sybil Lipschultz, p. 131
The Real ACLU by Mary Ellen Gale and Nadine Strossen, p. 161
Book Review: Stories of Women in Self-Defense by Teresa Godwin Phelps, p. 189

Hard Labor: Voices of Women from Appalachian Coal Fields by Marat Moore, p. 199
Pregnancy and Drug Use: The Dangerous and Unequal Use of Punitive Measures by Jacqueline Berrien, p. 239
Battered Wives, Religion, and Law: An Interdisciplinary Approach by Kathleen A. McDonald, p. 251
Graduation Address: Yale Law School, June 1989 by Catharine A. MacKinnon, p. 299
Commonalities: On Being Black and White, Different and the Same by Judy Scales-Trent, p. 305
Between Sorrow and Happy Endings: A New Paradigm of Adoption by Maureen A. Sweeney, p. 329
Portia in Primetime: Women Lawyers, Television, and L.A. Law by Diane M. Glass, p. 371

The Power of Women by Stephanie M. Wildman, p. 435
Making Change: Women and Ethics in the Practice of Law by Judith Leonie Miller, p. 453

Another Rainy Saturday in New Haven by e. christi cunningham, p. 1
Repro-Woman: A View of the Labyrinth (from the Lithotomy Position) by Brenda Waugh, p. 5
In Pursuit of Workplace Rights: Household Workers and a Conflict of Laws by Suzanne Goldberg, p. 63 Beyond Title IX: Toward an Agenda for Women and Sports in the 1990's by Wendy Olson, p. 105
Neither Sound Nor Sight by Bobbi Carr, p. 153
Rust v. Sullivan: Brief of Amici Curiae by John H. Hall, p. 161

Conceiving Due Process by Cynthia R. Farina, p.189
House of Justice: Feminism in Architecture by Kimberley R. Jones, p. 281
Title VII and Sexual Harassment: Beyond Damages Control by Susan M. Mathews, p. 299
Marriage by Ruth Colker, p. 321
Woman, Womb, and Bodily Integrity by Christyne L. Neff, p. 327

Theory as Liberatory Practice by bell hooks, p. 1
From Practice to Theory, or What Is a White Woman Anyway? by Catharine A. MacKinnon, p. 13
Ain't I a Feminist? by Celina Romany, p. 23
Enough Said by Deborah L. Rhode, p. 35
Three Stories by Marat Moore, p. 39
One Woman's Survival of the California Justice System by Jennifer Colasuonno, p. 51
Coalition Strategies for the Nineties: Raising Tough Questions by Donna Hitchens, p. 57
Sexuality, Gender, and Social Scripting in Japan and China by Vivien Ng, p. 65
The Feminization of Poverty: An Issue for the 90's by Audrey Rowe, p. 73
Abortion of Narrative: A Reading of the Judgment of Solomon by Marie Ashe, p. 81
An Equality Approach to Reproductive Choice: R. v. Sullivan by Lynn Smith, p. 93
Abortion Law: "Unique Problem for Women" or Sex Discrimination? by Twiss Butler, p. 133
Empowerment Through Wellness by Byllye Avery, p.147

Unmaddening: A Response to Professor Angela Harris by e. christi cunningham, p.155
Woman (Modified) by Susan Christian, p. 171
Open Letters to Catharine MacKinnon by Students, p. 177

Volume 4:2 Spring 1992

Beyond Metaphor: Battered Women, Involuntary Servitude, and the Thirteenth Amendment by Joyce E. McConnell, p. 207
Reproductive Freedoms and African American Women by Charlotte Rutherford, Esq., p. 255
Women and Children First: A Feminist Analysis of the Primary Caretaker Standard in Child Custody Cases by Laura Sack, p. 291
Whores in Court: Judicial Processing of Prostitutes in the Boston Municipal Court in 1990 by Minouche Kandel, p. 329
Constitution-Making in a Time of Cholera: Women and the 1991 Columbian Constitution by Martha I. Morgan with the collaboration of Mónica María Alzate Buitrago, p. 353
Sameness and Difference in a Law School Classroom: Working at the Crossroads by Judy Scales-Trent, p. 415

Volume 5:1 Fall 1992

Countenancing Corruption: A Civic Republican Case Against Judicial Deference to the Military by Kirstin S. Dodge, p. 1
Split at the Root: Prostitution and Feminist Discourses of Law Reform by Margaret A. Baldwin, p. 47
Kathy by Laura A. Panos, p. 121
The Taming of the Shrew: The Liberal Attempt to Mainstream Radical Feminist Theory by Jeanne L. Schroeder, p. 123
Jennifer Patri-A Tragedy in 32 Years by Doris T. Wight, p. 181
The Need for Contextual ReVision: Mercy Otis Warren, A Case in Point by Janis L. McDonald, p. 183

Whiteness and Women, in Practice and Theory: A Reply to Catharine MacKinnon by Martha R. Mahoney, p. 217
Review Essay: Brock's Word Against Hers by Jesselyn Alicia Brown, p. 253
Possible or Impossible? A Tale of Two Worlds in One Country by Judith S. Seddon, p. 265
Review Essay: Utopianism, Epistemology, and Feminist Theory by Susan H. Williams, p. 289
Midwifery Is Not The Practice of Medicine by Suzanne Hope Suarez, p. 315
Cumulative Index to Volumes 1-5 , p. 365