Most Recent Additions*
Breaking into the Acadamy: The 1996-97 Michigan Journal of Race & Law Guide for Aspiring Law Professors
Gabriel J. Chin and Denise C. Morgan
The Social Construction of Identity in Criminal Cases: Cinema Verité and the Pedagogy of Vincent Chin
Paula C. Johnson
The Color of Truth: Race and the Assessment of Credibility
Sheri Lynn Johnson
Technology-Based? Cost Factoring in U.S. Environmental Standards
Jamison E. Colburn
Assessing the Climate Impacts of U.S. Trade Agreements
Matthew C. Porterfield, Kevin P. Gallagher, and Judith Claire Schachter
Lamarck Revisited: The Implications of Epigenetics for Environmental Law
Michael P. Vandenbergh, David J. Vandenbergh, and John G. Vandenbergh
Front Matter
Michigan Journal of Environmental & Administrative Law
Understanding "Rights" in Contemporary American Discourse
David Ray Papke
In Sisterhood
Lisa C. Ikemoto
Fourth Amendment Accommodations: (Un)Compelling Public Needs, Balancing Acts, and the Fiction of Consent
Guy-Uriel E. Charles
Deconstructing the Ideology of White Aesthetics
John M. Kang
An Analysis of the Supreme Court's Reliance on Racial "Stigma" as a Constitutional Concept in Affirmative Action Cases
Andrew F. Halaby and Stephen R. McAllister
*Updated as of 04/23/18.