The Jurisprudence of Proclamation: Fetal Personhood and the Struggle of Legal Authority
The Alabama Supreme Court’s 2024 ruling in LePage v. Center for Reproductive Medicine, which granted the legal status of children to cryopreserved embryos, is not just a landmark in the […]
The Weak Agency Returns? The EEOC and Title VII Transgender Employment Discrimination Lawsuits, 2008-2020
In studying how and how much administrative agencies influence how judges interpret statutes, researchers face this problem: Judges write court opinions strategically, making those opinions sometimes unreliable measures of why […]
From Speaking Out to Private Rebellion: A Comparative Study of Advocacy in the #MeToo and 4B Movements
Despite having vastly different cultures and political landscapes, the United States and South Korea (hereinafter Korea) have experienced similar tensions between feminist and anti-feminist movements in recent years. The Trump […]
Rethinking the Nanny Tax: A Comparative Analysis of the Formalization and Marketization of Domestic Labor
The International Labour Organization reports that in 2024, the female labor force participation rate in the United States stood at 56.6%, only 7.5% higher than the global average of 49.1%. […]
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