Volume 19, Number 2

Conference: Comparative Family Law: What is the Global Family? Family Law in Decolonization, Modernization and Globalization
Washington, DC; March 20-21, 2009

ARTICLES:

Introduction
Ann Shalleck

Redefining Polygamy Among the Palestinian Bedouins in Istrael: Colonialism, Patriarchy, and Resistance
Rawia Aburabia

Running In(to) the Family: 8 Short Stories About Sex Workers, Clients, Husbands, and Wives
Dr. Ummni Khan

Interacting Legal Orders and Child Marriages in India
Domenico Francavilla

Feminist Fumdamentalism as an Individual and Constitutional Commitment
Mary Anne Case

Legal Reform, Social Policy, and Gendered Redistribution in Colombia: The Role of the Family
Helena Alviar Garcia

What’s the Border Got to do with it? How Immigration Regimes Affect Familial Care Provisions—A Comparative Analysis
Hila Shamir

Consumer Direction in Medicaid Long Term Care: Autonomy, Commodification of Family Labor, and Community Resilience
Daniela Kraiem

Critical Family Law
Maria Rosaria Marella

BOOK REVIEW

Legal Practice and Cultural Diversity
Pascale Fournier & Anna Dekker