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Duke Law > Duke Law Scholarship Repository > Journals > LCP > Vol. 72 > No. 4 (2009)

 

Volume 72, Number 4 (Fall 2009)
Race and Socioeconomic Class: Examining an Increasingly Complex Tapestry

Trina Jones
Special Editor

Preliminary

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Foreword

Trina Jones

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Articles

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The Intersection of Race and Class in U.S. Immigration Law and Enforcement

Kevin R. Johnson

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Theorizing Class, Gender, and the Law: Three Approaches

Angela P. Harris

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Race, Economic Class, and Employment Opportunity

Trina Jones

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The Declining Significance of Presidential Races?

Angela Onwuachi-Willig and Osamudia James

89

 

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The Disparate Treatment of Race and Class in Constitutional Jurisprudence

Mario L. Barnes and Erwin Chemerinsky

109

 

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The Dawn of a New, New International Economic Order

Ruth Gordon

131

 

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Operatively White?: Exploring the Significance of Race and Class Through the Paradox of Black Middle-Classness

Audrey G. McFarlane

163

 

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Minimum Responsiveness and the Political Exclusion of the Poor

Bertrall L. Ross II and Terry Smith

197

 

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Patient Negligence

Michele Goodwin and L. Song Richardson

223

 

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Rethinking Colorblind State Action: A Thought Experiment on Racial Preferences

Michele Goodwin and Nevin Gewertz

251

 

Journal Staff

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Journal Staff