The pandemic exposed systemic problems in our criminal justice system, our politics, our economy, and our culture at large, while it opened up conversations about racism, justice, and equality. The books coming out in our Fall season illuminate these issues and more, looking back at what we can learn from history, taking stock of where we are at now, and looking forward to a better future.
The Unusual Fund for Usual Cruelty. New Releases see all new releases. Light Up the Night. Prosecution of an Insurrection. Understanding E-Carceration. Blog Articles see all. The Best of Authors see all. Mike Konczal. Michelle Alexander.
Marc Lamont Hill. Joseph E. April Jeffrey Alexander. They are: the post-foundational debates over morality, justice and epistemological truth the social meaning of nationalism, multiculturalism and globalization identity debates around gender, sexuality, race, the self and post-coloniality.
The New Social Theory Reader is an essential, reliable guide to current theoretical debates. Bound for Glory? Brown and the Civil Rights Revolution 3. Constraints, Conditions, and the Courts 4. Planting the Seeds of Progress? The Courts and Abortion 7. Liberating Women? The Court as Catalyst? Cleaning House?
The Courts, the Environment, and Reapportionment Judicial Revolution? Laws and Actions Designed to Preserve Segregation 5. Method for Obtaining Information for Table 4. Illegal Abortions 7.
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