Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy

Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy

Latest Issue

Volume 15	January 2008

Articles
Abbott, AIDS, and the ADA: Why a Per se Disability Rule for HIV/AIDS is Both Just and a Must HTML \| PDF	Scott Thompson	1
Female Genital Mutilation: Exploring Strategies for Ending Ritualized Torture; Shaming, Blaming, and Utilizing the Convention against Torture HTML \| PDF	Patricia A. Broussard	19
"Love for Sale" -- Sex and the Second American Revolution HTML \| PDF	Harold P. Southerland	49
It's Really About Sex: Same-Sex Marriage, Lesbigay Parenting, and the Psychology of Disgust HTML \| PDF	Richard E. Redding	127
Relational Rights Masquerading as Individual Rights HTML \| PDF	Hallie Ludsin	195
Deliberate Indifference, Professional Judgment, and the Constitution: On Liberty Interests in the Child Placement Context HTML \| PDF	Mark Strasser	223
Hidden in Plain Sight: Achieving More Just Results in Hostile Work Environment Sexual Harassment Cases by Re-Examining Supreme Court Precedent HTML \| PDF	Elisabeth A. Keller Judith B. Tracy	247

Spring 2009

This spring, the Duke Journal of Gender Law and Policy plans to host a symposium concerning how public health law and policy affect, and are affected by, issues of gender, sexuality, race/ethnicity and socioeconomic status. We will also publish a related issue of our journal.

Consequently, we are seeking articles to publish in this symposium issue and welcome any and all contributions. Articles should be no more than 50 pages, double-spaced, including footnotes, and should focus on the topic relating to the symposium. Please contact /* */