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Water Leadership And The Rights Of Youth To Sustainable Development, Elizabeth Burleson
Water Leadership And The Rights Of Youth To Sustainable Development, Elizabeth Burleson
Elisabeth Haub School of Law Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
Janet E. Halley, Split Decisions: How And Why To Take A Break From Feminism (Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 2006), Ann Bartow
Elisabeth Haub School of Law Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
Copyright Law And Pornography: Reconsidering Incentives To Create And Distribute Pornography, Ann Bartow
Copyright Law And Pornography: Reconsidering Incentives To Create And Distribute Pornography, Ann Bartow
Elisabeth Haub School of Law Faculty Publications
As it moved into the mainstream in the 1970s and early 1980s, pornography obtained copyright protections through judicial fiat, rather than as a result of legislative action. This essay explains how pornography came to be eligible for copyright protections, discusses the social and legal effects of this change, and raises questions about the propriety of according pornography the full benefits of copyright law without taking into account the harms that pornography production can inflict on subordinated or coerced ―performers.
Tax Avatars, Bridget J. Crawford
Tax Avatars, Bridget J. Crawford
Elisabeth Haub School of Law Faculty Publications
Anyone who has spent time in cyberspace understands the concept of an alter ego. In online games, chat rooms and on the internet generally, users select one or more avatars to represent themselves. Avatars function as the end-user’s alter ego. The avatar may be a three-dimensional character in a multiplayer game or a two-dimensional icon on a bulletin board. This article uses the concept of avatars to explain the tax treatment of real-life alter egos: agents under a power of attorney. Specifically, the article discusses (1) how traditional, standard legal instruments can be used to create legal alter egos; (2) …
Equal By Law, Unequal By Caste: The "Untouchable" Condition In Critical Race Perspective, Smita Narula
Equal By Law, Unequal By Caste: The "Untouchable" Condition In Critical Race Perspective, Smita Narula
Elisabeth Haub School of Law Faculty Publications
Caste-based oppression in India lives today in an environment seemingly hostile to its presence: a nation-state that has long been labeled the “world's largest democracy;” a progressive and protective constitution; a system of laws designed to proscribe and punish acts of discrimination on the basis of caste; broad-based programs of affirmative action that include constitutionally mandated reservations or quotas for Dalits, or so-called “untouchables;” a plethora of caste-conscious measures designed to ensure the economic “upliftment” of Dalits; and an aggressive economic liberalization campaign to fuel India's economic growth.
This Article seeks to answer the question of how and why this …
Wood V. Lucy: The Overlap Between Interpretation And Gap-Filling To Achieve Minimum Decencies, Nicholas R. Weiskopf
Wood V. Lucy: The Overlap Between Interpretation And Gap-Filling To Achieve Minimum Decencies, Nicholas R. Weiskopf
Pace Law Review
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