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2004-2011 Newsletters [1] (2004-2011)

handle is hein.peggy/nwsltrs0001 and id is 1 raw text is: Emory University School of Law FL Feminism and Legal TheorY Project (404) 712-2420 Upcoming events: * The Global Impact of Feminist Legal Theory, February 18-19, 2005, Thomas Jefferson School of Law, San Diego, CA * Competing Paradigms of Rights and Responsibilities? Children in the Discourses of Religion and International Human Rights, April 15-17, 2005, Atlanta, GA * Feminist and Queer Legal Theory: Convergences & Departures: An Uncomfortable Conversation, April 29-30, 2005, Atlanta, GA * Exploring Key Concepts in Feminist Legal Theory: The State, Governance, and Citizenship Relations, May 12- 13, 2005, Keele University, UK I -I Spring 2004 Greetings from the Feminism and Legal Theory Project FL T PROJECT SETTLES INTO EMORY AND ATLANTA The Feminism and Legal Theory Project has been quite active since its move south. We've already hosted two conferences at Emory: The Subject of Disability' was held in March of 2004; an Across Legal Cultures Workshop in conjunction with Keele University on the subject of Post-Colonialism occurred in September of 2004. Washington College of Law at American University hosted a 20th Anniversary celebration for the FLT Project and sponsored a book party for my latest book, The Autonomy Myth: A Theory of Dependency, in March 2004. My new Assistant, Anthony Petro, has brought some order and initiative - including launching this newsletter as a way to inform you about upcoming workshops and other news. Spring semester is shaping up to be busy and productive! FLT PROJECT ARCHIVES Another new project deserves mention: we are currently collecting the materials from the past 20 years of the FLT Project and preserving them. Conference papers, video- recordings, and published materials will be archived at Emory's Robert W. Woodruff Library, as well as put on display at the Hugh F. MacMillan Law Library. I hope this archive will be a rich resource for feminist legal scholars in the future. MLAF ... Atlanta Martha L.A. Fineman The Feminism and Legal Theory Project, in partnership with the Thomas Jefferson School of Law's Women and the Law Project, is pleased to announce this two-day conference on feminist theory and its global impact. The conference will be held at the Thomas Jefferson School of Law in San Diego, California on February 18 and 19, 2005. Martha will be in residence at the Thomas Jefferson School of Law during February and March of 2005 as the first Ruth Bader Ginsberg Distinguished Visitor. Professor Kathryn Abrams will deliver the Third Annual Ruth Bader Ginsburg Lecture as part of the conference. Professor Abrams is the Associate Dean & Herma Hill Kay Distinguished Professor of Law at UC Berkeley (Boalt Hall). In addition to the keynote address by Professor Abrams, interdisciplinary experts will discuss aspects of global feminist legal theory in four panels: Globalization and Feminist Theory: Setting the Stage, Human Rights and Feminist Theory, Globalization and Sexuality, and The Spread of Feminist Legal Theory: A Comparative Perspective. Registration for the conference is required and may be completed online at www.tjsl.edu. SfiHSCOG8fereIces. The Global Impact of Feminist Legal Theory Kathryn Abrams OVER-*

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