Martha Minow
1954
Books
- Government by contract
- Justice engendered / Martha Minow
- Partners, not rivals?
- Regulating hatred
- Constitutional bicentennial symposium
- Book prospectus
- Why ask who speaks for this child?
- After Brown
- Consider the consequences
- Law turning outward
- Legal needs of the public
- Identities
- Forming underneath everything that grows
- 復讐と赦しのあいだ
- Some thoughts on dispute resolution and civil procedure
- Beyond state intervention in the family
- Engaging cultural differences
- Just schools
- Family matters
- BETWEEN VENGEANCE+FORGIVENESS
- Which question?
- The latter-day fate of caveat emptor
- Learning to live with the dilemma of difference
- Equality and the Bill of Rights
- Part of the solution, part of the problem
- The Supreme Court 1986 term
- Engaging cultural differences
- Law stories
- In Browns Wake Legacies Of Americas Educational Landmark
- Social movements for children
- Procedural justice
- In context
- The case of legal language
- Interpreting rights
- Imagine coexistence
- Two women
- We, the family
- Law stories
- Jurisprudence
- The judgment of Solomon and the experience of justice
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