Articles from Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy (June 22, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A feminist Fourth Amendment? Consent, care, privacy, and social meaning in Ferguson v. City of Charleston.	Taslitz, Andrew E.		43117
Crossing the line: sex, power, justice, and the U.S. Navy at the equator.	Hersh, Carie Little		25537
Ferguson v. City of Charleston and child welfare.	Sinha, Chris Z.		1643
Gestation: work for hire or the essence of motherhood? A comparative legal analysis.	Laufer-Ukeles, Pamela		25785
Inside the womb: interpreting the Ferguson case.	Weyrauch, Samantha		5200
Iraq, sanctions and security: a critique.	Bahdi, Reem		9102
Islamic feminism before and after September 11th.	Cooke, Miriam		4660
Mandatory HIV testing of pregnant women: public health policy considerations and alternatives.	Nicholson, Erin		8841
Moving toward an international standard in informed consent: the impact of intersexuality and the Internet on the standard of care.	Martin, Patricia L.		17538
Relating to terror: gender, anthropology, law, and some September Elevenths.	Nelson, Diane M.		9225
The invisibility of gender in war.	Vojdik, Valorie K.		5080
Un-veiling women's rights in the `war on terrorism'.	Kapur, Ratna		8783
Whacking unarmed women: gaps in the law of armed conflict.	Noone, Michael F.		2888
Women and peace and security: the implementation of U.N. Security Council Resolution 1325.	Neuwirth, Jessica		3594