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Edited and published entirely by students at the Columbia University School of Law, the Columbia Journal of Gender & Law publishes interdisciplinary works rooted in feminist inquiry with the aim of promoting dialogue, debate, and awareness that will broaden the very concept of feminism as one that critically engages multiple and varied forms of social hierarchy and power differentials and their relation to the law. https://cjgl.cdrs.columbia.edu/

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1. Academic Law Libraries and Scholarship: Communication, Publishing, and Ranking

Neacsu, Elena Dana; Donovan, James
2020
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Law librariesAcademic libraries--PublishingScholarly publishingLaw schools

2. Advocacy in Ideas: Legal Education and Social Movements

Bell, Monica; Hernández, Tanya K.; Maldonado, Solangel; Perkins, Rachelle Holmes; Thomas, Chantal; Johnson, Olatunde C.; Lopez, Elise
2018
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Minority womenLaw--Study and teachingLaw schools

3. Fostering Ethical Professional Identity in Tax: Using the Traditional Tax Classroom

Field, Heather M.
2017
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Law schoolsTaxation--Law and legislation--Study and teachingLegal ethicsIdentity (Psychology)

4. Remembering the Founding of the Journal of Gender and Law

Fredrickson, Caroline
2016
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Law schoolsWomen--Education (Higher)Minority womenDiscrimination in higher educationLaw

5. A Bisexual Perspective on Law School Hiring

Tweedy, Ann E.
2015
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Discrimination in higher educationEducational equalization--Law and legislationLaw schoolsHeterosexismDiscrimination in employmentBisexualsAssociation of American Law Schools

6. How to Eat the Elephant in the Legal Academy

Rozelle, Susan D.
2015
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Discrimination in higher educationLaw schoolsEducational equalization--Law and legislationSex discrimination against womenLawyersPatriarchyAssociation of American Law Schools

7. "Just Another Little Black Boy From the South Side of Chicago”: Overcoming Obstacles and Breaking Down Barriers To Improve Diversity in the Law Professoriate

Green, Michael Z.
2015
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Discrimination in educationDiscrimination in higher educationEducational equalization--Law and legislationUniversities and colleges--FacultyLaw schoolsReverse discrimination in employmentDiscrimination in employmentLawAssociation of American Law Schools

8. Must We Deploy Drones in the Twenty-First Century to Target Under the Radar Discrimination Against Minority Women At Law Schools At Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)?

Joseph Jackson, Faith; Wu, Edieth Y.
2015
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Minority womenWomen, BlackLaw schoolsAfrican American universities and collegesSex discriminationUniversities and collegesUniversities and colleges--FacultyRace relations--Law and legislationLaw

9. Oil and Water: How Legal Education’s Doctrine and Skills Divide Reproduces Toxic Hierarchies

Jewel, Lucille A.
2015
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Discrimination in higher educationEducational equalization--Law and legislationLaw schoolsDiscrimination in educationLaw teachersOccupational prestigeAssociation of American Law Schools

10. Still Using the Wrong Yardstick: Measuring Quality by the Proxies of Bias, Conformity, and Rumor

Dyson, Maurice R.
2015
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Discrimination in educationDiscrimination in higher educationEducational equalization--Law and legislationUniversities and colleges--FacultyLaw schoolsDiscrimination in employmentLaw