ClassCrits Conference Symposia

Foreword: ClassCrits IX Symposium Issue by Matthew Titolo 

Bridging the Justice Gap with a (Purposeful) Restructuring of Small Claims Courts by Victoria J. Haneman

The Next American Revolution by Timothy K. Kuhner

A Dearth of Kindness: Using Buddhist Psychology to Evaluate Rawls, Nozick, and Contemporary Corporate Ideology by James G. Wilson

Corporate Social Responsibility and Taxation: A Chance to Develop the Theory by Doron Narotzki



A Historical Reflection on Arbitration and the Corporation as an Object of Economic Governance by Eric George

Foreword by Wendy A. Bach & Lucy Jewel 

Critical Race Theory, Transformation and Praxis by Kim E. Clark

Developing a Pedagogy of Beneficiary Accountability in the Representation of Social Justice Non-Profit Organizations by Amber Baylor & Daria Fisher Page 

Bridging the Secular-Religious Divide with Assistance from The Buddha by James G. Wilson 

An Inquiry into White Supremacy, Sovereignty, and the Law by David P. Waggoner 

Countering Neoliberalism and Aligning Solidarities by Deborah M. Weissman

From Precarity to Positive Freedom: ClassCrits at Seven Classcrits VII Symposium Introduction by Angela P. Harris

Framing Elite Consensus, Ideology and Theory & A Classcrits Response by Athena D. Mutua

Community Planning, Sharing Law and the Creation of Intentional Communities: Promoting Alternative Economies and Economic Self-Sufficiency Among Low-Income Communities by Elizabeth L. Carter

Precarious Existence and Capitalism: A Permanent State of Exception by Tayyab Mahmud

Toward a More Perfect Union?: The Danger of Conflating Progress and Equality by Leo P. Martinez

The Jurisprudence of White Supremacy: Inter Caetara, Johnson v. M'intosh and San Antonio Independent School District v. Rodriguez by David P. Waggoner