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PUBLICATIONS by ELVIA R. ARRIOLA, J.D., M.A.
Maquiladoras
along the U.S.-Mexico Border
Accountability for Murder in the Maquiladoras: Linking Corporate Indifference
to Gender Violence at the U.S.-Mexico Border, forthcoming, 5 (No.2)
SEATTLE J. SOC. JUST.603 (2007). Link
to article
Accountability
for Corporate Abuse at the Mexican Border-Administrative Complaints v.
Lawsuits, www.womenontheborder.org (2004).
Of
Woman Born: Courage and Strength to Survive in the Maquiladoras of Reynosa
and Rio Bravo, Tamaulipas, FRONTERA-NORTESUR (Apr. 2001) http://www.nmsu.edu/~frontera/apr01/
Link to article.
Looking
Out from a Cardboard Box: Workers and their Families in the Maquiladora
Industry of Ciudad Acuña. Coahuila. FRONTERA-NORTE-SUR
(Dec. 2000) , http://www.nmsu.edu/~frontera/
Link
to article
- reprinted
in
-
Nat'l Lawyers' Guild Practitioner (2001)
- La
Voz, Newsletter of the Esperanza Peace and Justice Center (July 2001)
Becoming
Leaders: The Women in the Maquiladoras of Piedras Negras, Coahuila: FRONTERA-NORTE-SUR
(Oct. 2000), http://www. nmsu.edu/~frontera/oct00/feat5.html Link
to article
Voices
from the Barbed Wires of Despair: Women in the Maquiladoras, Latina
Critical Legal Theory and Gender at the U.S.-Mexico Border, 49 DE PAUL
LAW REVIEW 729-815 (2000). Link
to article in pdf
reprinted
in
Celina
Romany, ed., RACE, ETHNICITY, GENDER AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE AMERICAS:
A NEW PARADIGM FOR ACTIVISM (2001).
Adrien
Wing., ed., CRITICAL RACE FEMINISM (forthcoming 2003).
Gender
& Sexuality
The
Value of Our Work (Introduction), 53 U. OF MIAMI L. REV. 1037
(1999).
Wildly Different: Antigay Peer Harassment in Public Schools, 1
THE GEORGETOWN J. OF GENDER AND LAW 5 (1999).
Coming
Home to a Latina Lesbian Self-Race and Sexual Orientation in Legal Scholarship,
http://www.sunsite.unc.edu/gaylaw
Gendered
Inequality: Lesbians, Gays, and Feminist Legal Theory, 9 BERKELEY
WOMEN'S L.J. 103 (1994).
reprinted
in
Richard Delgado and Jean Stefancic, eds.,
CRITICAL RACE THEORY: THE CUTTING EDGE (2000)
and
in
Richard
Delgado and Jean Stefancic, eds.,
THE LATINO CONDITION: A CRITICAL READER (NYU Press 1998).
The
Penalties for Puppy Love: Institutionalized Violence Against Lesbian,
Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered Youth, 2 IOWA J GENDER, RACE
AND JUSTICE 430 (1998).
Law
and the Family of Choice and Need, 35 J. OF FAMILY L. 691 (1997).
Staying
Empowered by Recognizing our Common Grounds: A Reply to Nancy Ehrenreich's
Article "Subordination and Symbiosis" 71 U. OF MISSOURI-KANSAS
L.REV. 447 (2002).
Faeries,
Marimachas, Queens and Lezzies: The Construction of Homosexuality Before
the Stonewall Riots of 1969, 5 COLUM. J. GENDER AND THE LAW 33
(1995).
Tenure
Politics and the Feminist Scholar, 12 COLUMBIA J. OF GENDER AND
LAW 532 (2003).
Law and the Gendered Politics of Identity: Who Owns the Label "Lesbian"?,
8 HASTINGS WOMEN'S L.J. 1 (1997).
reprinted
in Katherine Bartlett and Angela Harris,
GENDER AND LAW: THEORY, DOCTRINE, COMMENTARY
(Aspen Press 1998).
Coming
Out and Coming to Terms with Sexual Identity, 68 TULANE L.R. 283
(1993).
"What's the Big Deal?": Women in the New York City Construction
Industry and Sexual Harassment Law, 2 COLUM. HUM. RTS. L. REP.
21 (1990).
reprinted
in
D. Kelly Weisberg, ed.,
APPLICATIONS OF FEMINIST LEGAL THEORY TO WOMEN'S LIVES: SEX, WORK AND
REPRODUCTION (1996)
and
in
in
Mary Louise Fellows and Beverly Balos, eds.,
LAW AND VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN: CASES AND MATERIALS ON SYSTEMS OF OPPRESSION
(1994).
Sexual
Identity and the Constitution, Homosexual Persons as a Discrete and Insular
Minority, 14 WOMEN'S RTS. L. REP. 263 (1988).
reprinted
in
Special Issue ("Best Articles") of WOMEN'S RTS. L.R.
(1992).
and in
Wayne R. Dynes, ed., 13 STUDIES IN HOMOSEXUALITY (1991).
Encuentro
en el Ambiente de la Teoria: Latina Lesbians and Ruthann Robson's Lesbian
Legal Theory, 8 (No. 2) NEW YORK CITY L. REV. 519 (2005).
Getting
Possessive About the Term "Lesbian," PROCEEDINGS OF
THE FIFTH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON TRANSGENDER LAW & EMPLOYMENT
POLICY (1998).
Respiro Libre:
Coming Home to a Latina Lesbian Self: Race and Sexual Orientation in Legal
Scholarship
Prof. Elvia Arriola, University of Texas School of Law
In this piece, based on her presentation at the January 1998, panel on
"Race and Sexual Orientation in Legal Scholarship" at the American
Association of Law School's conference, Professor Arriola examines her
development as a Latina Lesbian legal scholar. She urges her academic
colleagues to examine their privilege and underlying assumptions and exhorts
them to focus on the intersections between race and sexual orientation
to "produce healing, community and a commitment to coalition, not
divisiveness in the politics of identity." Link
to article in pdf. Also available at
http://www.sunsite.unc.edu/gaylaw
Latina/o
Legal Theory
Foreword:
March! - Second Annual Symposium on Latina/o Critical Legal Theory,
19 UCLA CHICANO-LATINO L.R. 1 (1998).
LatCrit
Theory, Int'l Human Rights, Popular Culture and the Faces of Despair in
INS Raids, 28 U. OF MIAMI INTER-AMERICAN L.R. 245 (1997).
reprinted
in Richard Delgado and Jean Stefancic, eds.,
THE LATINO CONDITION: A CRITICAL READER (NYU Press 1998)
and
in
Timothy
Davis, Kevin R. Johnson, George A. Martinez, A READER ON RACE, CIVIL RIGHTS
AND AMERICAN LAW: A MULTIRACIAL APPROACH (2001).
Comparative
and Co-constituent Construction of Identities (Introductory Remarks),
Sixth Annual Latina/o Critical Legal Theory Conference, 55 U. of Fla.
L.J. 413 (2002).
Welcoming
the Outsider to an Outsider Conference: Law and the Multiplicities of
Self, 2 HARVARD LATINO L. R. (1997).
Feminism
and Free Expression: Silence and Voice, co-author, Robert Jensen,
in FREEING THE FIRST AMENDMENT: CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION
195-223 (Robert Jensen and David Allen, eds., NYU Press 1995).
Other
Work
Talking
About Power and Pedagogy (Cluster Introduction), 5th Annual Latina/o
Critical Legal Theory Conference Symposium, 78 U. OF DENVER L. REV. 570
(2001).
Democracy
and Dissent: Challenging the Solomon Amendment as a Cultural Threat to
Academic Freedom and Civil Rights, 24 St. Louis University Public
L.Rev. 149 (2005).
Austin
Schools Project An Investigation into the Quality of Education
Being Provided, Under the governance of the Austin Independent School
District, to the African-American and Mexican-American
(Hispanic/Latina/o) Children of the City of Austin, Fall 1998 Link
to Article in pdf
Public Talks, Lectures
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