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Texas Journal of Women and the Law
Tex. J. Women & L. ISSN: 1058-5427
727 East Dean Keeton Street Ste 4.134A
Austin, Texas 78705 U.S.A.

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Recent Tables of Contents

  • Volume 22:1, Fall 2012 [Table Of Contents]

  • Volume 21:2, Spring 2012 [TOC]
  • Volume 21:1, Fall 2011 [TOC]

  • Volume 20:2, Spring 2011 [TOC]
  • Volume 20:1, Fall 2010 [TOC]

  • Volume 19:2, Spring 2010 [TOC]
  • Volume 19:1, Fall 2009 [TOC]

  • Volume 18:2, Spring 2009 [TOC]
  • Volume 18:1, Fall 2008 [TOC]

  • Volume 17:2, Spring 2008 [TOC]
  • Volume 17:1, Fall 2007 [TOC]

  • Volume 16:2, Spring 2007 [TOC]
  • Volume 16:1, Fall 2006 [TOC]

  • Volume 15:2, Spring 2006 [TOC]
  • Volume 15:1, Fall 2005 [TOC]
 The Texas Journal of Women and the Law is pleased to announce the availability of Volumes 20 and 21 and the publication of this academic year's Volumes 22:1-2 (2012-2013).

Since the release of Volume 1 in 1990, the Journal has secured its place at the forefront of contemporary legal issues through the publication of articles, essays, notes, and reviews that enhance and maintain discourse on gender concerns. To this end, the Journal aims to expand feminist legal thought and inspire dialogue about legal, social, and political issues affecting women, ultimately enhancing the relationship between theoretical and practical perspectives of gender and law.


Volume 20 (2010-2011) brought many new ideas to the legal community:

  • “Marriage and Law Reform: Lessons from the Nineteenth-Century Michigan Married Women's Property Acts”, by Ellen Dannin;
  • “Gender and Unemployment Insurance: Why Women Receive Unemployment Benefits at Lower Rates Than Men and Will Unemployment Insurance Reform Close the Gender Gap”, by Michelle Mitchell;
  • “Discriminating Because of “Pizzazz”: Why Discrimination Based on Sexual Orientation Evidences Sexual Discrimination Under the Sex-Stereotyping Doctrine of Title VII”, by Olivia Szwalbnest;
  • “Critical Conflicts Between First-Wave and Feminist Critical Approaches to Alternative Dispute Resolution”, by Danya Shocair Reda;
  • “Teens, Technology, and Cyberstalking: The Domestic Violence Wave of the Future?”, by Andrew King-Ries.
    • Articles in Volume 21 will continue to present our subscribers with a legal discourse that both challenges and compels.


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