Volume 99: Issue 6

• Book Reviews & Notices

  Are We Protecting the Wrong Rights?

  • Jennifer L. Saulino
  • Published: May, 2001
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• Front Matter

  Front Matter

  • Michigan Law Review
  • Published: May, 2001
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  “An Eye Single for Righteousness”

  • Mark Sidel
  • Published: May, 2001
  • Volume 99, Issue 6
• Book Reviews & Notices

  Making the Familiar Conventional Again

  • Steven L. Winter
  • Published: May, 2001
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  Science Gone Astray: Evolution and Rape

  • Elisabeth A. Lloyd
  • Published: May, 2001
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  Understanding Sprawl: Lessons from Architecture for Legal Scholars

  • Mark S. Davies
  • Published: May, 2001
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  The Unsettling of the West: How Indians Got the Best Water Rights

  • David H. Getches
  • Published: May, 2001
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  Finding Gold in the Rainbow Rights Movement

  • Shayna S. Cook
  • Published: May, 2001
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  Applying a Legal Matrix to the World of Sports

  • Elsa Kircher Cole
  • Published: May, 2001
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  Taking Aim at an American Myth

  • Paul Finkelman
  • Published: May, 2001
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• Other

  Foreword: On Academic Fads and Fashions

  • Cass R. Sunstein
  • Published: May, 2001
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  How to Plot Love on an Indifference Curve

  • Brian H. Bix
  • Published: May, 2001
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