University of St. Thomas
Law Journal
Fides et Iustitia
Spring 2007 Volume 4 Number 3
Workplace Restructuring to Accomodate Family Life
Foreword
Workplace Restructuring to Accommodate Family Life
Elizabeth R. Schiltz
Keynote Addresses
Analogy, Law and the Workplace: Complementarity, Conscience and the Common Good
Sr. Prudence Allen
The Politics of Time in the Legal Profession
Joan C. Williams
Articles
Panel: Feminist Legal Theory:
Dialogue Across Philosophical and Faith Traditions
Women's Work: A Lutheran Feminist Perspective
Marie A. Failinger
Can Secular Feminists and Catholic Feminists Work Together to Ease the Conflict Between Work and Family?
Susan J. Stabile
Searching for an Overlapping Consensus: A Secular Car Ethics Feminist Responds to Religious Feminists
Eva Feder Kittay
Panel: Policy Prescriptions
A Good Employee or a Good Parent? Challenges Facing Low-Income Working Families
Gregory Acs
Reflections on Immigration Reform, the Workplace and the Family
Michael A. Scaperlanda
The Rhetoric of Accommodation: Considering the Language of Work-Family Discourse
Kirsten K. Davis
Panel: Gender Perspectives
Rise and Fall of the American Family Wage
Allan Carlson
The Work-Family Conflict: An Essay on Employers, Men and Responsibility
Michael Selmi
The Problem with Unpaid Work
Katharine K. Baker
Comments
Servant Leadership and Women in the Law: A New Nexus of Women, Leadership and the Legal Profession
Laura R. Hammargren
Protecting the Immigrant Family: The Misguided Policies, Practices and Proposed Legislation Regarding Marriage License Issuance
Christopher D. Nelson
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