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• Articles And Chapters
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  • The Impact of Computerization on the Legal System and on Legal Reasoning, in High-Technology and Law: A Critical Approach, 101-16 (edited by András Sajó and Ferenc B. Petrik, Institute of Political and Legal Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 1989).
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• Other
  • The Outsider: Catharine Mackinnon’s Position on Pornography Infuriates Even Potential Allies, but Her Pioneering Work on Sexual Harassment Changed the Course of the Law and the Rules of the Workplace, 31 American Lawyer 93 (1999).
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  • Alone and Female, 3 Lizard: News of the AALS 9 (May 7, 1984). Published as Anonymous.
  • Notes from the Margin, 2 Lizard: News of the AALS 1, 6 (May 6, 1984). Published as Anonymous.
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  • Feminism and Critical Legal Studies, 1 Lizard: News of the AALS 3-4 (May 5, 1984). Published as Anonymous.