Alice M. Miller (Yale Univ. - Law & Public Health) &
Mindy Jane Roseman (Yale Univ. - Law) have published
Beyond Virtue and Vice: Rethinking Human Rights and Criminal Law (Univ. of Pennsylvania Press 2019). Contents include:
- Alice M. Miller & Mindy Jane Roseman with Zain Rizvi, Introduction
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Janet Halley in Conversation with Aziza Ahmed: interview
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Alice M. Miller with Tara Zivkovic, Seismic Shifts: How Prosecution Became the Co-To Tool to Vindicate Rights
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Alli Jernow, The Harm Principle Meets Morality Offenses: Human Rights, Criminal Law, and the Regulation of Sex and Gender
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Widney Brown, Reflections of Human Rights Activist
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Sealing Cheng & Ae-Ryung Kim, Virtuous Rights: on Prostitution Exceptionalism in South Korea
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Sonia Corrêa & Maria Lucia Karam, Brazilian Sex Laws: Continuities, Ruptures, and Paradoxes
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Oliver Phillips, The Reach of a Skirt in Southern Africa: Claims to Law and Custom in Protecting and Patrolling Relations of Gender and Sexuality
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Mindy Jane Roseman, Abortion as Treason: Sexuality and Nationalism in France
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Wanja Muguongo in Conversation with Alice M. Miller: Interview
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Geetanjali Misra & Vrinda Marwah, Criminal Law, Activism, and Sexual and Reproductive Justice: What We Can Learn from the Sex Selection Campaign in India
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Esteban Restrepo Saldarriaga, Poisoned Gifts: Old Moralities under New Cloths?
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Rasha Moumneh, The Filth They Bring: Sex Panics and Racial Others in Lebanon
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Scott Long, Objects in Political Mirrors May Not Be What They Appear
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Joanna N. Erdman, Harm Production: An Argument for Decriminalization
