Gender and Justice

Abstract

Contents: The Subject of Justice: Gender as seriality: thinking about women as a social collective, Iris Marion Young The woman of legal discourse, Carol Smart Proof, Tricia Dearborn Liberal jurisprudence and abstracted visions of a human nature: a feminist critique of Rawl's theory of justice, Mari J. Matsuda 'Public man' and the critique of masculinities, Terrell Carver. The Limits of Formal Equality: Something is pushing them to the side of their own lives: a feminist critique of law and laws, Stella Tarrant 'Possession': erotic love in the law of rape, Ngaire Naffine Women and the law of armed conflict: why the silence?, Judith Gardam The equality pit or the rehabilitation of justice, Radha Jhappan. Distributive Justice: 100 million women are missing, Amartya Sen Human functioning and social justice: in defense of Aristotelian essentialism, Martha C. Nussbaum Theories of justice and the welfare state, Nicola Lacey After the family wage: a post industrial thought experiment, Nancy Fraser. The Qualities of Judgement: Impartiality: Stripped down like a runner or enriched by experience: bias and impartiality of judges and jurors, Martha Minow. Care: Portia in a different voice: speculations on a women's' lawyering process, Carrie Menkel-Meadow Justice and care, Robin L.West. Emotion: Reconstructing judgement: emotion and moral judgement, Kathleen Wallace Embodied diversity and the challenges to law, Jennifer Nedelsky. Just Punishment: Criminal justice ideologies and practices in different voices: some feminist questions about justice, Kathleen Daly Punishment, feminism and political identity: a case study in the expressive of law, Jean Hampton Name index.