Fall/Winter 2004 Issue: Volume 3, Issue 1
Articles
From Brown to Grutter: Racial Integration and the Law |
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| Faith and the Ultimatum | Barbara Earl Thomas |
| Introduction: Brown, Triumph or Challenge? | Henry W. McGee Jr. |
| A Look at Brown v. Board of Education in 2054 | John C. Brittain |
| Neither Separate Nor Equal: How Race-Sensitive Enforcement of Criminal Laws Threatens to Undo Brown v. Board of Education | Christian Halliburton |
| Our Selma Is Here: The Political and Legal Struggle for Educational Equality in Denver, Colorado, and Multiracial Conundrums in American Jurisprudence | Tom I. Romero II |
| Racial Integration and the Legacy of Brown at Seattle University School of Law | Sarah B. Bowman, Matthew J. Burnett, Ford Clary & Kimberly C. Cushing Introductory remarks by Dean Rudolph C. Hasl |
Corporate Ethics and Governance in the Health Care Marketplace |
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| Corporate Ethics and Governance in the Health Care Marketplace: An Introduction (Download PDF 104k*) | Annette E. Clark |
| Corporate Ethics in the Health Care Marketplace (Download PDF 146k*) | Lynne L. Dallas |
| Merger of Religious and Public Hospitals: Render Unto Caesar (Download PDF 397k*) (Ad Hoc Committee's Closing Brief: In re Gary Hoagland PDF 3.29MB*) | Arthur B. LaFrance |
| Ethics2: The Ethics of Bioethics in the Biotechnology Industry (Download PDF 247k*) | Annette E. Clark |
| Contemporary Corporate Theory Applied to the Health Care Sector: A Canadian Perspective (Download PDF 249k*) | Janis Sarra |
| Post-Caremark Implications for Health Care Organization Boards of Directors (Download PDF 209k*) | Kimberly D. Baker & Arissa M. Peterson |
| A Corporate Ethic of ‘Care’ in Health Care (Download PDF 132k*) | Mark A. Hall |
Theory Meets Praxis: The Impact of Critical Legal Theory on Lawyering Strategies and Experiential Learning |
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| Bridge of Hope, Journey to Justice: An Essay | Katherine Hessler |
| Can I Call Kimura Crazy? Ethical Tensions in the Cultural Defense | Rashmi Goel |
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