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April 2004 | Vol. 72, No. 5

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The Stars and Stripes in Al-Fardos Square: The Implications for the International Law of Belligerent Occupation
By Michael Ottolenghi
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Symposia

On Actualizing Public Reason
By Michael Baur
Ethical Religion and the Struggle for Human Rights: The Case of Martin Luther King, Jr.
By David A.J. Richards
Constitutional Reductionism, Rawls, and the Religion Clauses
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Public Reason and Precluded Reasons
By Dennis F. Thompson
The Idea of Public Reason Revisited: Public Reason and Political Justifications
By Samuel Freeman
Comments: Individual Versus Collective Responsibility
By Thomas Nagel
Theories of Distributive Justice and Limitations on Taxation: What Rawls Demands from Tax Systems
By Linda Sugin
The Donation Registry
By Robert D. Cooter
What Does a Fair Society Owe Children – And Their Parents?
By Anne L. Alstott
Rawls in Tort Theory: Themes and Counter-Themes
By Benjamin C. Zipursky
Rawlsian Fairness and Regime Choice in the Law of Accidents
By Gregory C. Keating
The Division of Responsibility and the Law of Tort
By Arthur Ripstein
Rights, Reality, and Utopia
By Martin S. Flaherty
The Law of Peoples, Distributive Justice, and Migrations
By Seyla Benhabib
The Incoherence Between Rawls’s Theories of Justice
By Thomas W. Pogge
What Self-Governing Peoples Owe to One Another: Universalism, Diversity and the Law of Peoples
By Stephen Macedo
Rawls, Race, and Reason
By Sheila Foster
Race, Face, and Rawls
By Anita L. Allen
Race, Labor, and the Fair Equality of Opportunity Principle
By Seana Valentine Shiffrin
Why Feminists Can’t (or Shouldn’t) Be Liberals
By Tracy E. Higgins
Democratic Citizenship v. Patriarchy: A Feminist Perspective on Rawls
By Marion Smiley
Justice and Gender: An Unfinished Debate
By Susan Moller Okin
Are There Limits to Constitutional Change? Rawls on Comprehensive Doctrines, Unconstitutional Amendments, and the Basis of Equality
By Charles A. Kelbley
Adjusting Rights and Balancing Values
Securing Deliberative Democracy
By James E. Fleming
The Why of Constitutional Essentials
By Lawrence G. Sager
Justice as Fairness, Legitimacy, and the Question of Judicial Review: A Comment
By Frank I. Michelman
Keynote Address: Rawls and the Law
By Ronald Dworkin
Rawls and the Law
By William Michael Treanor

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