Gender and Nation-Building: Family Law as Legal Architecture Symposium - Nation Building: A Legal Architecture: Articles and Essays 60 Maine Law Review 2008

60 Me. L. Rev. 375 (2008)
Gender and Nation-Building: Family Law as Legal Architecture

handle is hein.journals/maine60 and id is 383 raw text is: GENDER AND NATION-BUILDING: FAMILY LAW
AS LEGAL ARCHITECTURE
Tracy E. Higgins and Rachel P. Fink
I. INTRODUCTION
II. THE NUCLEAR FAMILY AND THE NATIONAL FAMILY
III. FAMILY AS FOUNDATION
A. The Myth of the Natural Family
B. Family Law, Social Hierarchy, and Public Policy
IV. FAMILY, NATION-BUILDING, AND NATIONALISM
V. CONCLUSION

handle is hein.journals/maine60 and id is 383 raw text is: GENDER AND NATION-BUILDING: FAMILY LAW
AS LEGAL ARCHITECTURE
Tracy E. Higgins and Rachel P. Fink
I. INTRODUCTION
II. THE NUCLEAR FAMILY AND THE NATIONAL FAMILY
III. FAMILY AS FOUNDATION
A. The Myth of the Natural Family
B. Family Law, Social Hierarchy, and Public Policy
IV. FAMILY, NATION-BUILDING, AND NATIONALISM
V. CONCLUSION

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