Feminist Legal Theory CRN Law & Society CFP

Monday, October 7th is the deadline to submit a proposal for the Law & Society Annual Meeting content affiliated with the Feminist Legal Theory Collaborative Research Network. Please send any questions, comments, or ideas for events to the CRN email address: [email protected]. Submit a form here. If you are submitting an individual proposal, after Section 4 in the form go to the bottom of the section and hit next and on Section 9 hit submit to finalize your submission. If you are submitting a multi-authored paper or if you are submitting one of the other format types, after Section 4 in the form only complete the appropriate section for you and on Section 9 hit submit to finalize your submission. The Planning Committee especially welcomes the following: 

The following non-exhaustive list is intended to provide examples of topic areas, and not to limit scholarly and creative engagement of feminist legal theory within the conference themes:

• Present-day Inequalities Legacies of Slavery and Colonialism

• Consequences of Neoliberal Economic and Social Policies

• Health & Environmental Crises such as HIV/AIDS, Covid 19, Monkeypox, Climate Change, Natural Disasters

• Military, Police, and Other Pervasive Violence against Marginalized People

• Access to Justice & Legal Empowerment Issues & Approaches

• Inequalities related to Reproduction and Reproductive Technologies

• Immigration & Displacement

• LGTBQ+ Discrimination

• Unequal and Separate Treatment of Children

• Legal Education & Inequality

• Discrimination based on Marriage & Family Formation

• State Criminalizing Practices predicated on Gender

• Feminization of Poverty

• Perspectives on Exploitation & Resistance Movements

• Transnational/International/Comparative Feminist Critiques

• Feminism and Legal History

We especially welcome proposals that would permit us to collaborate with other CRNs and that are multidisciplinary in approach. We strongly encourage colleagues from the Global South, indigenous colleagues, and colleagues from various minority groups to submit proposals.