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112 Yale L.J. 1399 (2002-2003)
Piercing the Veil

handle is hein.journals/ylr112 and id is 1423 raw text is: Piercing the Veil Madhavi Sundert CONTENTS IN TRO D UCTION ........................................................................................ 140 1 I. GROUNDWORK ................................................................................. 1407 A. The New Sovereignty.................................................................. 1407 B. The New Enlightenment ............................................................. 1410 II. TRANSITION ......................................................................................1415 A . Law 's P ast............................................................................. 1415 B . Law 's O ther........................................................................... 14 17 C. Constructing and Obstructing.................................................... 1420 D. Cases in Point ............................................................................ 1425 1. CED A W (G lobal) ................................................................ 1425 t Professor, University of California, Davis, School of Law. J.D. 1997, Stanford Law School; A.B. 1992, Harvard College. msunder@ucdavis.edu. Thanks to Mahnaz Afkhami, Diane Amann, Anjali Arondekar, Cassandra Balchin, Carol Bruch, Harish Chander, Joel Dobris, Holly Doremus, Rich Ford, Arturo Gandara, Janet Halley, Anissa Helie, Mariem6 Hdlie Lucas, Tom Heller, Bill Hing, Margaret Johns, Kevin Johnson, Larry Johnson, Shulamith Koenig, Harold Koh, Leslie Kurtz, Spencer Overton, Sophie Pirie, Lisa Pruitt, Margaret Jane Radin, Jake Sullivan, Marty West, and the editors of The Yale Law Journal for helpful suggestions. Special thanks to Nancy Flowers, who supplied numerous manuals on women's human rights from all over the world. Dean Rex Perschbacher's support has been generous and invaluable. Additionally, this Article gained much from presentations at The Globalization of Modern Legal Thought: Production and Reception, 1830-2000 conference at Harvard Law School; a faculty workshop at the University of California, Davis, School of Law; the Globalizing Sex and Gender series and a workshop with the Middle East/South Asia Research Cluster at the University of California, Davis; the Feminist Interventions: Rethinking South Asia conference held at the University of California, Santa Cruz; the Gender and Globalization: A Dialogue Across Disciplines, Institutions and Generations conference at Stanford University; presentations at the Syracuse University College of Law; and the Redefining Identity Politics-Internationalism, Feminism, Multiculturalism conference at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. My research assistants Guru Inder Khalsa, Benjamin Muilenburg, Belle Na, Suzianne Painter-Thorne, and Cancion Soto and the staff of the U.C. Davis Law Library provided valuable assistance. Most importantly, I thank Anupam Chander, whose faith has been critical. This Article is dedicated to my grandmother, Seetha Tilak, and my mother, Mona Sunder, who taught me that being an Indian woman has no bounds. 1399 Imaged with the Permission of Yale Law Journal

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