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• Category: FEMINIST PERSPECTIVES. ON FAMILY LAW (continued)
  • Offending by girls
  • Parents in Law: Subjective Impacts and Status Implications around the Use of Licensed Donor Insemination
  • Part One
  • Part Three: The story of a refusing mother
  • Part Two: Becoming a mother
  • Practice, politics and the limits of masculinity
  • Punishing girls
  • Queering partnership
  • Reaching the limits of semblance logic: Beyond economic vulnerability
  • Reaching the limits of semblance logic: Constrained by bilateral thinking
  • Rendering women abusive and dangerous
  • Rights and responsibilities
  • Semblance logic: Beyond sexuality
  • Semblance logic: Sexual partnerships
  • Sentencing girls
  • Shared Households: A New Paradigm for Thinking about the Reform of Domestic
  • Social inclusion
  • Status implications: The way forward?
  • Statutory provisions: the Family Law Reform Act 1987[250]
  • Statutory provisions: the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 1990
  • Subjective impacts Method
  • Tax or benefit? The changing face of tax administration
  • The ‘search for equivalence’
  • The advantages and disadvantages of parental exclusivity
  • The authors of this study explained that
  • The current law Paternity
  • The discursive (re)construction of fatherhood in family law A significant case
  • The ethic of justice and the ethic of care - again
  • The Ethic of Justice Strikes Back: Changing Narratives of Fatherhood
  • The exclusion of motherhood from the debate
  • The heroic narrative
  • The impact of feminism
  • The law is unfair and biased against men
  • The new paradigm: Shared households
  • The paradigm case: What are the defining features of parenthood?
  • The patriarchal narrative
  • The power of law
  • The research methods
  • The role of community
  • The scale of the problem
  • The search for equivalence
  • The strategies
  • The subject constructed in the Court of Appeal
  • The Third Way?
  • The underside of present legal reforms and of our own approach
  • The websites
  • The widening remit of youth offending teams
  • Theorising difference: ‘From their own perspective...'
  • Towards the ‘post-modern frame’: Discourse, text and the ‘man of (family) law’
  • Welfare talk

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