Volume 7, Number 2
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The Women and International Law Program
Articles
Gender, Legal Education, and Judicial Philosophy in the Region
Claudio Grossman
Feminist Theory and Feminist Method: Transforming the Experience of the Classroom
Ann Shalleck
Legal Doctrine and the Gender Issue in Brazil
Leila Linhares Barsted & Jacqueline Hermann
Integrating Gender Perspective into Brazilian Legal Doctrine and Education: Challenges and Possibilities
Flávia Piovesan
Integrating Gender into Legal Education: Obstacles and Challenges
Leonor Vain
Pedagogy and Law: Ideas for Integrating Gender into Legal Education
Marclea V. Rodríguez
Integrating Gender into Legal Education: The Obstacles, Challenges, and Possibilities
Marcela Huaita Alegre
Why Does the Method Matter?
Lorena Fries & Ver&ooacute;nica Matus
Gender and Law: The Social Science Perspective
Mireya Suárez
Conceptualizing the Law from a Gender Perspective: Conceptions Regarding Victim and Accused
Gladys Acosta Vargas
Comment on the Paper by Gladys Acosta
Martin D. Farrell
Women's Human Rights in the Framework of Argentine Domestic Law: Treatment Since the Return to Democracy
María Teresa Flores
Gender and the Law: Mexican Legislation on Domestic Violence
Marta Torres Falcón
The Law: An Art or a Science?
Alda Facio
Is Law and Art or a Science?: Comments on Objectivity, Feminism, and Power
Joan Williams
Language and the Law
Yadira Calvo
Women and Jurisprudence
Ma. Elodia Robles Sotomayor
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