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    Law & Social Inquiry: Volume 41, Issue 4

    789-1115
    Fall 2016
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ISSUE INFORMATION - TOC

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Issue Information - TOC

  • Pages: 789-790
  • First Published: 22 November 2016

ISSUE INFORMATION - JIP

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Issue Information - JIP

  • Pages: 791-792
  • First Published: 22 November 2016

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS TO REVIEWERS

Acknowledgments to Reviewers

  • Pages: 794-795
  • First Published: 22 November 2016

ARTICLES

SYMPOSIUM: Dignity Takings and Dignity Restoration: Creating a New Theoretical Framework for Understanding Involuntary Property Loss and the Remedies Required

Dignity Takings and Dignity Restoration: Creating a New Theoretical Framework for Understanding Involuntary Property Loss and the Remedies Required

Bernadette Atuahene, 
  • Pages: 796-823
  • First Published: 22 November 2016

When More than Property Is Lost: The Dignity Losses and Restoration of the Tulsa Riot of 1921

Alfred L. Brophy, 
  • Pages: 824-832
  • First Published: 28 June 2016

Coverture and Dignity: A Comment

Hendrik Hartog, 
  • Pages: 833-840
  • First Published: 16 May 2016

Exile, Choice, and Loyalism: Taking and Restoring Dignity in the American Revolution

Daniel J. Hulsebosch, 
  • Pages: 841-865
  • First Published: 07 July 2016

Dignity Takings and Dispossession in Israel

Alexandre (Sandy) Kedar, 
  • Pages: 866-887
  • First Published: 30 June 2016

Resisting Dignity Takings in China

Eva Pils, 
  • Pages: 888-916
  • First Published: 28 June 2016

Dignity as (Self-)Determination: Hopi Sovereignty in the Face of US Dispossessions

Justin B. Richland, 
  • Pages: 917-938
  • First Published: 16 May 2016

Racially Restrictive Covenants—Were They Dignity Takings?

Carol M. Rose, 
  • Pages: 939-955
  • First Published: 12 May 2016
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Two Rounds of Postwar Restitution and Dignity Restoration in the Netherlands and France

Wouter Veraart, 
  • Pages: 956-972
  • First Published: 29 June 2016

Groups in Context: An Ontology of a Muslim Headscarf in a Nazareth Catholic School and a Sephardic Ultra-Orthodox Student in Immanuel

Michael Karayanni, 
  • Pages: 973-1005
  • First Published: 11 November 2015

Money, Mortgages, and the Conquest of America

K-Sue Park, 
  • Pages: 1006-1035
  • First Published: 24 August 2016

The Scientific and the Social in Implementing Atkins v. Virginia

Natalie A. Pifer, 
  • Pages: 1036-1060
  • First Published: 11 November 2015

REVIEW ESSAYS

Review Section

Howard S. Erlanger, 
  • Page: 1061
  • First Published: 22 November 2016

SYMPOSIUM: Obasogie's Blinded by Sight: Seeing Race Through the Eyes of the Blind

Blinded by Sight: The Racial Body and the Origins of the Social Construction of Race

Michael Omi,  Howard Winant, 
  • Pages: 1062-1068
  • First Published: 22 November 2016

Connecting Critical Race Theory with Second Generation Legal Consciousness Work in Obasogie's Blinded by Sight

Laura E. Gómez, 
  • Pages: 1069-1077
  • First Published: 22 November 2016

Response to Gómez and Omi and Winant

Osagie K. Obasogie, 
  • Pages: 1078-1080
  • First Published: 22 November 2016

Legal History and the Problem of the Long Civil Rights Movement

Christopher W. Schmidt, 
  • Pages: 1081-1107
  • First Published: 22 November 2016

BOOK NOTES

Book Notes

  • Pages: 1108-1114
  • First Published: 22 November 2016

REVIEW SECTION INDEX, VOLUME 41

Review Section Index, Volume 41

  • Page: 1115
  • First Published: 22 November 2016