Law ©& Society Review Index to Volume 35 Author Index Alarid, Leanne Fiftal. See War io, Hsiao-Ming \tlas, Mark. Rush to Judgment: An Empirical Analysis of Environmental Equity in U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Enforcement Actions. No. 3, 633-82 Atlas, Mark. Safe and Sound Judgment. No. 3, 699-708 Baker, Tom. Blood Money, New Money, and the Moral Economy of Tort Law in Action. No. 2, 275-320 Beckett, Katherine. Crime and Control in the Culture of Late Modernity (Review Essay). No. 4, 899-930 Bloom, Anne. The “Post-Attitudinal Moment”: Judicial Policymakir o Through ig the Lens of New Institutionalism (Review Essay). No. 1, 219-30 Borg, Marian ]., & Karen F. Parker. Mobilizing Law in Urban Areas: The Social Structure of Homicide Clearance Rates. No. 2, 435-66 Boyle, Elizabeth Heger, & Melissa Thompson. National Politics and Resort to the European Commission on Human Rights. No. 2, 321-44 Brace, Paul, & Melinda Gann Hall. “Haves” Versus “Have Nots” in State Supreme Courts: Allocating Docket Space and Winds in Power Asymmetric Cases. No. 2, 393-418 Brudney, James J., & Corey Ditslear. Designated Diffidence: District Court Judges on the Courts of Appeals. No. 3, 565-606 Burgess, Susan. A Fine Romance: Keith Whittington’s Originalism and the Drama of U.S. Constitutional Theory (Review Essay). No. 4, 931-42 sushway, Shawn D., & Anne Morrison Piehl. Judging Judicial Discretion: Legal Factors and Racial Discrimination in Sentencing. No. 4, 733-64 Bybee, Keith |]. The Jurisprudence of Uncertainty (Review Essay). No 943-56 Calavita, Kitty. Blue Jeans, Rape, and the “De-Constitutive” Power of Law. No. | 89-116 Carlsmith, Kevin M. See Darley, John M Darley, John M., Kevin M. Carlsmith, & Paul H. Robinson. The Ex Ante Function of the Criminal aw. No. 1, 165-90 Diamant, Neil J. Pursuing Rights and Getting Justice on China’s Ethnic Frontier, 1949-1966. No. 4, 799-840. Ditslear, Corey. See Brudney, James |] Epstein, Lee, Jack Knight, & Olga Shvetsova. The Role of Constitutional Courts in the Establishment and Maintenance of Democratic Systems of Government. No. |, 117-64 Ewick, Patricia. Mending Fences: Beyond the Epistemological Dilemma. No. 1, 21-24. Law & Society Review, Volume 35, Number 4 (2001) © 2001 by The Law and Society Association. All rights reserved. Index to Volume 35 Frankel, Martin. See Seron, Carroll Gould, Jon B. The Precedent That Wasn't: College Hate Speech Codes and the Iwo Faces of Legal Compliance. No. 2, 345-92. Griffiths, Anne. Remaking Law: Gender, Ethnography, and Legal Discourse (Review Essav). No. 2, 495-510 Hall, Melinda Gann. See Brace, Paul Knight, Jack. See Epstein, Lee Kovath, Jean. See Seron, Carroll Kuran, Timur. The Provision of Public Goods under Islamic Law: Origins Impact, and Limitations of the Waqf System. No. 4, 841-98. Lempert, Richard O. Activist Scholarship. No. 1, 25-32. Markovits, Inga. Selective Memory: How the Law Affects What We Remembe1 and Forget about the Past—The Case of East Germany. No. 3, 513-654 Merry, Sally Engle. Rights, Religion, and Community: Approaches to Violence Against Women in the Context of Globalization. No. 1, 39-88 Munger, Frank. Inquiry and Activism in Law and Society. No. 1, 7-20 Nelson, Robert L. Law, Democracy, and Domination: Law and Society Research as Critical Sc holarship No. 1, 33-38 Panichas, George E. Rape, Autonomy, and Consent (Review Essay). No. | 931-69 Parker, Karen F. See Borg, Marian ] Passavant, Paul A. Enchantment, Aesthetics, and the Superficial Powers of Modern Law (Review Essay). No. 3, 709-30 Piehl, Anne Morrison. See Bushway, Shawn D. Poletta, Francesca. The Laws of Passion (Review Essay). No. 2, 467-94 Ringquist, Evan |]. The Need for Sound Judgment in Analyzing U.S Environmental Protection Agency Enforcement Actions. No. 3, 683-98 Robinson, Paul H. See Darley, John M Scherer, Nancy. Who Drives the Ideological Makeup of the Lower Federal Courts in a Divided Government? No. 1, 191-218 Seron, Carroll, Gregg Van Ryzin, Martin Frankel, & Jean Kovath. The Impact of Legal Counsel on Outcomes for Poor Tenants in New York City’s Housing Court: Results of a Randomized Experiment. No. 2, 419-34 Shvetsova, Olga. See Epstein, Lee Thacher, David. Conflicting Values in Community Policing. No. 4, 765-98. Thompson, Melissa. See Boyle, Elizabeth Hege Van Rvyzin, Gregg. See Seron, Carroll. Wang, Hsiao-Ming, & Leanne Fiftal Alarid. Judicial Sentencing Decisions in laiwanese Economic Crimes: Consequences of Swift Justice. No. 3, 607-32 Title Index About the Authors, No. 1, 1-3; No. 2, 271-73; No. 3, 511-12; No. 4, 731-32. \ Fine Romance: Keith Whittington’s Originalism and the Drama of U.S. Constitutional Theory, by Susan Burgess. No. 4, 931—42. Activist Scholarship, by Richard O. Lempert. No. 1, 25-32. Index to Volume 35 959 Blood Money, New Money, and the Moral Economy of Tort Law in Action. by Tom Baker. No. 2, 2 920 Blue Jeans, Rape, and the “De-Constitutive” Power of Law, by Kitty Calavita. No. 1, 89-116 Conflicting Values in Community Policing, by David Thacher. No. 4, 765-98. Crime and Control in the Culture of Late Modernity (Review Essay), by Katherine Beckett. No. 4, 899-930 Designated Diffidence: District Court Judgeso n the Courtso f Appeals, by James | Brudney & Corey Ditslear. No. 3, 565-606 Enchantment, Aesthetics, and the Superficial Powers of Modern Law (Review Essay), by Paul A. Passavant. No. 3, 709-30 Ex Ante Function of the Criminal Law, The, by John M. Darley, Kevin M Carlsmith, & Paul H. Robinson. No. 1, 165-90 Frtohe mEdit or, No. 1, 5-6 “Haves” Versus “Have Nots” in State Supreme Courts: Allocating Docket Space and Winds in Power Asymmetric Cases, by Paul Brace & Melinda Gann Hall No. 2, 393-418 Impact of Legal Counsel on Outcomes for Poor Tenants in New York City’s Housing Court, The: Results of a Randomized Experiment, by Carroll Seron, Greg>g> Van Ryzin, Martin Frankel, & Jean Kovath. No. 2, 419-34. Inquiry and Activism in Law and Society, by Frank Munger. No. 1, 7-20 Judging Judicial Discretion: Legal Factors and Racial Discrimination in Sentencing, by Shawn D. Bushway & Anne Morrison Piehl. No. 4, 733-64. Judicial Sentencing Decisions in Taiwanese Economic Crimes: Consequences of Swift Justice, by Hsiao-Ming Wang & Leanne Fiftal Alarid. No. 3, 607-32. Jurisprudence of Uncertainty, The, by Keith J. Bybee. No. 4, 943-56. Law, Democracy, and Domination: Law and Society Research as Critical Scholarship, bv Robert | Nelson. No. 1, 33-38 Laws of Passion, The (Review Essay), by Francesca Polletta. No. 2, 467-94. Mending Fences: Beyond the Epistemological Dilemma, by Patricia Ewick. No. 1, 21-24 Mobilizing Law in Urban Areas: The Social Structure of Homicide Clearance Rates, by Marian J]. Borg & Karen F. Parker. No. 2, 435-66 National Politics and Resort to the European Commission on Human Rights, by Elizabeth Heger Boyle & Melissa Thompson. No. 2, 321-44 Need for Sound Judgment in Analyzing U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Enforcement Actions, The, by Evan J. Ringquist. No. 3, 683-98 “Post-Attitudinal Moment”: Judicial Policymaking ig Through the Lens of New Institutionalism, The (Review Essay), by Anne Bloom. No. 1, 219-30. Precedent That Wasn't, The: College Hate Speech Codes and the Two Faces of Legal Compliance, by Jon B. Gould. No. 2, 345-92 Provision of Public Goods under Islamic Law, The: Origins, Impact, and Limitations of the Wagqf System, by Timur Kuran. No. 4, 841-98. Rape, Autonomy, and Consent (Review Essay), by George E. Panichas. No. 1, 231-269. Remaking Law: Gender, Ethnography, and Legal Discourse (Review Essay), by Anne Griffiths. No. 2, 495-510. 960 Index to Volume 35 Rights, Religion, and Community: \pproaches to Violence Against Women in the Context of Globalization, Sally Engle Merry. No. 1, 39-88 Role of Constitutional Courts in the Establishment and Maintenance of Democratic Systems of Government, The, by Lee Epstein, Jack Knight, & Olga Shvetsova. No. 1, 117-64 Rush to Judgment: An Empirical Analysis of Environmental Equity in U.S Environmental Protection Agency Enforcement Actions, by Mark Atlas. No >. 633-82 Safe and Sound Judgment, by Mark Atlas. No. 3, 699-708 Selective Memory: How the Law Affects What We Remember and Forget about the Past—The Case of East Germany, by Inga Markovits. No. 3, 513-654 Who Drives the Ideological Makeup of the Lower Federal Courts in a Divided Government? by Nancy Scherer. No. 1, 191-218 Works Reviewed Bandes, Susan A., ed., The Passions of Law, rev. by Francesca Polletta. No. 2, 167-94 Darian-Smith, Eve, Bridging Divides: The Channel Tunnel and the English Legal Identity in the New Europe, rev. by Paul A. Passavant. No. 3, 709-30 Epstein, Lee, & Jack Knight, The Choices Justices Make, rev. by Anne Bloom. No 1, 219-30 Feeley, Malcolm M., & Edward L. Rubin, /udicial Policy Making and the Modern State: How the Courts Reformed America’s Prisons, rev. by Anne Bloom. No. | 919-30 Garland, David. The Culture of Control: Crime and Social Order n Contemporary Society, rev. by Katherine Beckett. No. 4, 899-930 Girling, Evi, lan Loader, & Richard Sparks, Crime and Social Change in Middle England: Questions of Order in an English Town, rev. by Katherine Beckett. No t 8409-930 Hirsch, Susan | Pronouncing and Persevering: Gender and the Discourses of Disputing m an African Islamic Court. rev. by Anne Griffiths. No 9 495-510 Schulhofet Stephen | Unwanted Sex: The Culture of Intimidation and the Failure of Lai rev. by George E. Panichas. No. |. 231-70 Shamir, Ronen. The Colonies of Law: Colonialism, Zionism, and Law in Early Viandate Palestine. rev. by Paul A. Passavant. No. 4. 709—30 Sunstein, Cass R One Case alt a lime Judu ial Viinimalism on the Supreme Court, rev. by Keith | Bybee. No. 4, 943—56 Whittington Ke ith. Constitutional Construction Dr ided Powers and ¢ onstitutional Veaning, rev. by Susan Burgess. No. 4, 931—42 Whittington, Keith, Constitutional Interpretation: Textual Meaning, Original Intent, and Judicial Re>v iew, rev. by Susan Burgess. No. 4, 931-42