Classcrits X: Mobilizing for Resistance, Solidarity and Justice
Nov. 10-11, 2017
Tulane University School of Law* Download Call for Papers
-
Join 152 other subscribers
About ClassCrits
This blog is the public manifestation of the ClassCrits Project. The blog focuses on law and economic inequality from a critical legal perspective. Supported by the University at Buffalo School of Law, participants in the ClassCrits Project - and this blog in particular - hope to start a discussion that puts economic inequality at the center rather than at the margins of mainstream law. [Read More]
Category Archives: criminal law
VAWA is not enough: adding economic and racial justice
A statement from leading domestic violence scholars explains why the Violance Against Women Act (VAWA) Reauthorization must go further beyond a focus on criminalization to put economic justice and racial equality at the center of policy reforms. “…while we applaud … Continue reading
Downsides to Class Privilege? Hardly a Trend
By Lisa R. Pruitt Two recent news reports from very different parts of the world shared this theme: Affluence can have its drawbacks. The first story was Michael Wines, “Execution in a Killing that Fanned Class Rancor,” which reports the … Continue reading
Posted in Class, criminal law, politics, Poverty, Race and Ethnicity
Tagged Asia, class warfare
1 Comment
ClassCrits: Website has Moved! New site: www.classcrits.org 