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Across the planet laws work for and against gender equity.

- Author
- Maria Sjöholm
- Description
- Covers Africa, Europe, and members of the Organization of American States.
- Year
- 2018

- Author
- Libby Adler
- Description
- Examines progress toward equality, ways to better address the needs of the most vulnerable, and methods to redistribute resources.
- Year
- 2018

- Author
- Eithne Dowds
- Description
- Focuses on the definition of rape according to the International Criminal Court and how a revised definition could be applied to laws in the United Kingdom.
- Year
- 2019

- Author
- Leila Alikarami
- Description
- Focuses on the period since the Iranian Revolution in 1979.
- Year
- 2019

- Editor
- Vera Lopez and Lisa Pasko
- Description
- Examines the effects of adult, immigration, and juvenile systems on this understudied population.
- Year
- 2021

- Author
- Bridget J. Crawford and Emily Gold Waldman
- Description
- Examines intersections of menstruation and the law—access, accommodation, capitalism, costs, discrimination, equity—and ways to reform laws and society to be more inclusive and just.
- Year
- 2022

- Editor
- Erin E. Stiles and Ayang Utriza Yakin
- Description
- Includes case studies of China, Egypt, Ghana, India, Indonesia, Lebanon, Mali, Pakistan, and South Africa.
- Year
- 2022

- Author
- Tristan Josephson
- Description
- Focuses on asylum law, immigration detention policies, immigration law, and marriage law.
- Year
- 2023

- Author
- Benedicta Deogratias
- Description
- Based on research collected for the project Marital Captivity: Bridging the Gap between Religion and Law. Focuses on marriage constraints in Christian, Hindu, Jewish, and Muslim communities and examines public policies that could be enacted to enforce human rights.
- Year
- 2020

- Author
- Sandra Patton-Imani
- Description
- Based on interviews with more than 100 African American, Asian American, Latina, Native American, and white lesbian mothers between 2004 and 2010.
- Year
- 2020