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Locating Law: Race, Class and Gender Connections
These essays not only assist efforts to locate law`s current status, they generate new insights and understandings of the (inter)connections between race, class, and gender.
- GenresLaw
350 pages, Paperback
First published September 1, 1999
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June 14, 2016
The articles by Karen Busby (on myths and problems wrt SA prosecutions) and by David Milward and Debra Parkes wrt Gladue (and its ineffectiveness of addressing indigenous overincarceration) are particularly strong. Patricia Monture is also always worth reading.
In general, it's a very good collection though I was already familiar with most of the issues/arguments.
In general, it's a very good collection though I was already familiar with most of the issues/arguments.
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