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Association for the Study of Law, Culture & The Humanities 14th Annual Conference, March 11 & 12, 2011 University of Nevada, Las Vegas, William S. Boyd School of Law boundaries and enemies Nations are imagined political communities . . . , which need boundaries, and enemies. Law is integral to the construction and maintenance of these boundaries, and the identification of enemies. . . . This part of the fiction [that imagines nations as communities] typically masks various forms of inequality, exclusion and exploitation. -Nan Seuffert, Jurisprudence of National Identity: Kaleidoscopes of Imperialism and Globalisation from Aotearoa New Zealand This conference was made possible by the generous support of the William S. Boyd School of Law at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas Special thanks are owed to Dean John Valery White, for his immediate and unwavering support. Thanks are also due to Daniel Boose and Eric Kerchner, Villanova University School of Law Class of 2012, for their work on the conference program, and Dean John Y. Gotanda, for the research support that made their labors remunerated. Program Committee Catherine Kellogg, Department of Political Science, University of Alberta William MacNeil, Griffith Law School Penelope Pether, Villanova University School of Law Clifford J. Rosky, S.J. Quinney College of Law, University of Utah Andrea Stone, Department of English Language and Literature, Smith College ! i!
Organizing Committee Linda Meyer, President, Law, Quinnipiac University Serena Mayeri, Secretary, Law and History, University of Pennsylvania Susan Ayres, Treasurer, Law, Texas Wesleyan University Austin Sarat, Editor, Law, Culture and Humanities, Law, Jurisprudence, and Social Thought, Amherst College Tucker Culbertson, Webmaster, Law and LGBT Studies, Syracuse University Susan Heinzelman, Listserv Moderator, English and Women's Studies, University of Texas Marinos Diamantides, Law, Birkbeck College, University of London Leonard Feldman, Political Science, Hunter College Catherine Kellogg, Political Science, University of Alberta Desmond Manderson, Law, McGill University Jennifer Mnookin, Law, University of California - Los Angeles Serena Mayeri, Law and History, University of Pennsylvania Francis J. Mootz III, Law, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Paul Passavant, Political Science, Hobart and William Smith Colleges Penelope Pether, Law, Villanova University Ravit Reichman, English, Brown University Local Arrangements Francis J. Mootz III served as on-site coordinator and would like to express his thanks to Associate Dean Christine Smith; Director of Special Programs, Elaina Bhattacharyya; Director of Communications, Catherine Bacos; and Faculty Support Supervisor, Nettie Mann, for their hard work. ! ii
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David H. Fisher Their Agon and Ours
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Nancy Buenger Equitable Rights Equi
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1.7 Marking Space, Marking Time: So
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herself to view her criminal conduc
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future takes precedence over contro
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Alexandra Harrington Creating Commu
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2.8 State Making Jeffrey Thomas The
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David Watkins and Scott Lemieux How
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economic producer to the object and
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3.5 Human Rights as Articles of Fai
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3.7 Culture of Family Law This pape
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3.9 Author Meets Author: Law and So
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Giorgio Repetto The Transformed Lif
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that sit at the borders of these di
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4.5 Memory, Slavery and Civil Right
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4.7 Inevitability in Judicial Opini
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often taken for granted, at the dom
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identification techniques. What wou
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5.3 Marriage, Family and Equality w
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5.5 Legacies of the Civil Rights Mo
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justice, provide a nonviolent way o
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5.9 Good Girls (Bad Situations): Ge
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effects. The paper concludes by exp
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6.3 Custom, Code, and the Common La
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Jessica Lake: Privacy, “pretty po
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done, the DV victim is infantilized
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distinctions between property and s
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settlement [the settlement in norma
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David Simon A Memetic Account of Cr
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legislative process. The American c
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Diana Jane Young Gender and Authent
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Ray Tolentino Regulating Alterity A
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LCH 2011 Directory Sarah Abramowicz
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Ana Henderson ahenderson@law.berkel
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Jennifer Schulz j_schulz@umanitoba.
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