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    Law & Social Inquiry: Volume 29, Issue 1

    1-305
    January 2004
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Religion, State Power, and Domestic Violence in Muslim Societies: A Framework for Comparative Analysis

Lisa Hajjar, 
  • Pages: 1-38
  • First Published: 28 July 2006

“The Highest Legal Ability in the Nation”: Langdell on Wall Street, 1855–1870

Bruce A. Kimball,  R. Blake Brown, 
  • Pages: 39-104
  • First Published: 28 July 2006

Federalists in the Attic: Original Intent, the Heritage Movement, and Democratic Theory

Daniel Levin, 
  • Pages: 105-126
  • First Published: 28 July 2006

Congressional Constitutional Interpretation and the Courts: A Preliminary Inquiry into Legislative Attitudes, 1959–2001

Bruce G. Peabody, 
  • Pages: 127-175
  • First Published: 28 July 2006

A Classic in Spite of Itself: The Cheyenne Way and the Case Method in Legal Anthropology

John M. Conley,  William M. O'Barr, 
  • Pages: 179-217
  • First Published: 28 July 2006

Law and Economics in the Personal Sphere

Claire A. Hill, 
  • Pages: 219-260
  • First Published: 28 July 2006

Taking Coase Seriously: Neil Komesar on Law's Limits

Daniel H. Cole, 
  • Pages: 261-289
  • First Published: 28 July 2006

COMMENT

Reflections on the Essence of Economics, the Character of Courts, the Role of Ideology, and the Reform of Legal Education

Neil K. Komesar, 
  • Pages: 291-298
  • First Published: 28 July 2006

Book Notes

Book Notes

  • Pages: 299-305
  • First Published: 28 July 2006