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  • Belonging to America: Equal Citizenship and the Constitution. Yale University Press (1989).
  • Law and Development in Latin America: A Casebook (with Keith S. Rosenn). University of California Press (1975).
  • The Evolution of Law in the Barrios of Caracas (with Murray L. Schwartz and Audrey J. Schwartz). UCLA Latin American Center (1973).
  • Law, Lawyers and Social Change: Cases and Materials on the Abolition of Slavery, Racial Segregation and Inequality of Educational Opportunity (with Harold Horowitz). Bobbs-Merrill (1969).
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• Articles And Chapters
  • The Stories in Lukumi: Of Sacrifice and Rebirth, in First Amendment Law Stories, (edited by Andrew Koppelman and Richard Garnett, Foundation Press, 2011).
  • Through Streets Broad and Narrow: Six "Centrist" Justices on the Paths to Inclusion, 2010 The Supreme Court Review 1 (2010).
  • Caperton's Amici, 33 Seattle University Law Review 633-70 (2010). Full Text
  • Those Appealing Indigents: Justice Ginsburg and the Claims of Equal Citizenship, 70 Ohio State Law Journal 927-42 (2009).
  • From Carbone to United Haulers: The Advocates' Tale, 2007 Supreme Court Review 237-81 (2008).
  • The Liberties of Equal Citizens: Groups and the Due Process Clause, 55 UCLA Law Review 99-142 (2007).
  • Threats and Meanings: How the Facts Govern First Amendment Doctrine, 58 Stanford Law Review 1337-412 (2006).
  • Equal Citizenship at Ground Level: The Consequences of Nonstate Action, 54 Duke Law Journal 1591-1622 (2005).
  • The Revival of Forward-Looking Affirmative Action, 104 Columbia Law Review 60-74 (2004).
  • Law, Cultural Conflict, and the Socialization of Children, California Law Review 967-1028 (2003).
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  • Poverty and Rights: A Pre-Millennial Triptych, 16 Notre Dame Journal of Law, Ethics & Public Policy 39-420 (2002).
  • A Message to Japanese Students Concerning Legal Education in the United States, 43 Aoyama Law Review 36-44 (2002).
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  • The Supreme Court's New Federalism: Is It Really New?, 4 Waseda Proceedings of Comparative Law 123-34 (2001).
  • Local Discourse and the Social Issues, 12 (1) Cardozo Studies in Law & Literature 1-36 (2000).
  • Procedural Fairness, in Common Law, Common Values, Common Rights: Essays on Our Common Heritage by Distinguished British and American Authors, 77-83 (American Bar Association, 2000).
  • Citizenship, Law, and the American Nation, 7 Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies 595-601 (2000).
  • The Bonds of American Nationhood, 21 Cardozo Law Review 1141-82 (2000).
  • Groups and the Free Exercise Clause, 87 California Law Review 1093-1103 (1999).
  • Does Integration Have a Future?, in Cultural Pluralism, Identity Politics, and the Law, 139-68 (edited by Austin Sarat and Thomas R. Kearns, Univ. of Michigan Press, 1999).
  • 'The Way Women Are': Some Notes in the Margin for Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 20 University of Hawaii Law Review 619-33 (1998).
  • Participation and Hope, 45 UCLA Law Review 1761-79 (1998). Symposium: Voices of the People: Essays on Constitutional Democracy in Memory of Professor Julian N. Eule.
  • The Coming Crisis of Work in Constitutional Perspective, 82 Cornell Law Review 523-71 (1997).
  • Myths of Identity: Individual and Group Portraits of Race and Sexual Orientation, 43 UCLA Law Review 263-369 (1995).
  • Out of Many, One?, 2 Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies 65-70 (1995).
  • Religious Freedom and Equal Citizenship: Reflections on Lukumi, 69 Tulane Law Review 335-72 (1994).
  • Faiths, Flags, and Family Values: The Constitution of the Theater State, 41 UCLA Law Review 1-16 (1993).
  • The First Amendment, the Politics of Religion and the Symbols of Government, 27 Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review 503-30 (1992).
  • Judicial Power and Jurisdiction, in The Oxford Companion to the Supreme Court of the United States, (edited by Kermit L. Hall, Oxford University Press, 1992).
  • The Pursuit of Manhood and the Desegregation of the Armed Forces, 38 UCLA Law Review 499-581 (1991).
  • Religion, Sex, and Politics: Cultural Counterrevolution in Constitutional Perspective, 24 UC Davis Law Review 677-734 (1991).
  • Boundaries and Reasons: Freedom of Expression and the Subordination of Groups, 1990 University of Illinois Law Review 95-149 (1990).
  • Private Discrimination and Public Responsibility: Patterson in Context, 1989 Supreme Court Review 1-51 (1989).
  • Scholars' Reply to Professor Fried (with Gerald P. López, Susan W. Prager et al.), 99 Yale Law Journal 163-68 (1989).
  • Citizenship, Race, and Marginality, 30 William & Mary Law Review 1-49 (1988).
  • Judging and Belonging, 61 Southern California Law Review 1957-67 (1988). Symposium on Judicial Election, Selection, and Accountability.
  • Contributor, in Encyclopedia of the American Constitution, (edited by Leonard W. Levy, Kenneth L. Karst et al., Macmillan, 1986).
  • Equal Protection of the Laws, 24 Society 24-30 (1986).
  • The "Federal" Legal Order: The U.S.A. and Europe Compared: A Juridical Perspective (with Francis Jacobs), in 1 Integration through Law: Europe and the American Federal Experience, 169-243 (edited by Mauro Cappelletti and Monica Seccombe, Walter de Gruyter, 1986).
  • Paths to Belonging: The Constitution and Cultural Identity, 64 North Carolina Law Review 303-77 (1986).
  • Woman’s Constitution, 1984 Duke Law Journal 447-508 (1984).
  • Why Equality Matters, 17 Georgia Law Review 245-89 (1983).
  • Dedication: William O. Douglas, 1898-1980, 27 UCLA Law Review 511-3 (1980).
  • Equality and Community: Lessons from the Civil Rights Era, 56 Notre Dame Lawyer 183-214 (1980).
  • The Freedom of Intimate Association, 89 Yale Law Journal 624-92 (1980).
  • Judicial Review and the Channel Tunnel, 53 Southern California Law Review 447-59 (1980).
  • Law and the Ways of Knowing, Ohio State University Law Record 1-4 (Winter 1979-80).
  • The Bakke Opinions and Equal Protection Doctrine (with Harold Horowitz), 14 Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review 7-29 (1979).
  • Poetry: Federal Jurisdiction Haiku, 32 Stanford Law Review 229-31 (1979).
  • The Costs of Motive-Centered Inquiry, 15 San Diego Law Review 1163-6 (1978).
  • Justice Marshall and the First Amendment, 6 Black Law Journal 26-42 (1978).
  • Federal Remedies, 54 University of Detroit Journal of Urban Law 1025-62 (1977). Symposium on the White Curtain: Racially Disadvantaging Local Government Boundary Practices.
  • The Fifth Amendment's Guarantee of Equal Protection, 55 North Carolina Law Review 541-62 (1977).
  • The Supreme Court, 1976 Term: Foreword: Equal Citizenship under the Fourteenth Amendment, 91 Harvard Law Review 1-68 (1977).
  • Individuality, Community and Law, in Law and the American Future, 68-83 (edited by Murray L. Schwartz, Prentice-Hall, 1976).
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  • Equality as a Central Principle in the First Amendment, 43 University of Chicago Law Review 20-68 (1975).
  • Justice Douglas and the Equal Protection Clause, 51 Indiana Law Journal 14-17 (1975).
  • Affirmative Action and Equal Protection (with Harold Horowitz), 60 Virginia Law Review 955-74 (1974).
  • The California Supreme Court and State Action under the Fourteenth Amendment: The Leader Beclouds the Issue (with Harold Horowitz), 21 UCLA Law Review 1421-31 (1974).
  • "A Discrimination so Trivial": A Note on Law and the Symbolism of Women's Dependency, 35 Ohio State Law Journal 546-57 (1974).
  • Presidential Prerogative and Judicial Review (with Harold Horowitz), 22 UCLA Law Review 47-67 (1974).
  • Serrano v. Priest’s Inputs and Outputs, 38 Law & Contemporary Problems 333-49 (1974).
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  • Structures and Processes of Federalism in the United States, in L'Influence des Structures Federales sur la Source Legislative du Droit, 45-65 (Association Jougoslave du Droit Compare, 1973).
  • Not One Law at Rome and Another at Athens: The Fourteenth Amendment in Nationwide Application, 1972 Washington University Law Quarterly 383-404 (1972).
  • Serrano v. Priest: A State Court's Responsibilities and Opportunities in the Development of Federal Constitutional Law, 60 California Law Review 720-56 (1972).
  • Emerging Nationwide Standards for School Desegregation: Charlotte and Mobile (with Harold Horowitz), 1 Black Law Journal 206-21 (1971).
  • Individual Rights and Duties in the Year 2000: The Institutional Framework, in The Future of the U.S. Government: Toward the Year 2000, 39-56 (edited by Harvey S. Perloff, G. Braziller, 1971).
  • Law and Development in Latin America, 19 American Journal of Comparative Law 431-33 (1971).
  • Out of Many, One: The Judiciary and the Harmonization of Law in the United States, in Le Federalisme et le Developpement des Ordres Juridiques, 59-102 (Emile Bruylant, 1971).
  • Rights in Land and Housing in an Informal Legal System: The Barrios of Caracas, 19 American Journal of Comparative Law 550-74 (1971).
  • Teaching Latin American Law, 19 American Journal of Comparative Law 685-91 (1971).
  • Law and the Use of Agricultural Land: Perspectives from the Western Hemisphere, in Legal Thought in the United States of America under Contemporary Problems, 349-64 (edited by John N. Hazard and Wenceslas J. Wagner, Emile Bruylant, 1970).
  • Legal Institutions and Development: Lessons from the Mexican Ejido (with Norris C. Clement), 16 UCLA Law Review 281-303 (1968).
  • Invidious Discrimination: Justice Douglas and the Return of the "Natural-Law-Due-Process Formula", 16 UCLA Law Review 716-50 (1969).
  • Land Reforms in International Law, in Essays on Expropriations, 41-82 (edited by Richard S. Miller and Roland J. Stanger, Ohio State University, 1967).
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  • Reitman v. Mulkey: A Telophase of Substantive Equal Protection (with Harold Horowitz), 1967 Supreme Court Review 39-80 (1967).
  • "The Files": Legal Controls Over the Accuracy and Accessibility of Stored Personal Data, 31 Law & Contemporary Problems 342-76 (1966).
  • The Proposition Fourteen Cases: Justice in Search of a Justification (with Harold Horowitz), 14 UCLA Law Review 37-51 (1966).
  • The Columbian Land Reform Law: 'The Contribution of an Independent Judiciary', 14 American Journal of Comparative Law 118-24 (1965).
  • The First Amendment and Harry Kalven: An Appreciative Comment on the Advantages of Thinking Small, 13 UCLA Law Review 1-24 (1965).
  • Latin-American Land Reform: The Uses of Confiscation, 63 Michigan Law Review 327-72 (1964).
  • The Study of Latin American Law and Legal Institutions, in Social Science Research on Latin America, 290-333 (edited by Charles Wagley, Columbia, 1964).
  • The Tax Exemption of Donor-Controlled Foundations, 25 Ohio State Law Journal 183-221 (1964).
  • Sit-Ins and State Action: Mr. Justice Douglas, Concurring (with William Van Alstyne), 14 Stanford Law Review 762-76 (1962).
  • State Action (with William Van Alstyne), 14 Stanford Law Review 3-58 (1961).
  • The Efficiency of the Charitable Dollar: An Unfulfilled State Responsibility, 73 Harvard Law Review 433-83 (1960).
  • Legislative Facts in Constitutional Litigation, 1960 Supreme Court Review 75-112 (1960).
• Other
  • Entries on Paul Abraham Freund and Melville Bernard Nimmer, in Yale Biographical Dictionary of American Law (edited by Roger K. Newman, Yale University Press, 2009).
  • Steve [Shiffrin] as Colleague and Friend, 41 Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review 53-56 (2007).
  • Book Review, 106 American Historical Review 1021 (2001). Reviewing The Warren Court and American Politics, by L.A. Powe, Jr.
  • Book Review, 69 Southern California Law Review 1781-94 (1996). Reviewing Critical Race Theory: The Cutting Edge, edited by Richard Delgado; The Rodrigo Chronicles, by Richard Delgado; and Critical Race Theory: Key Writings That Formed the Movement, edited by Kimberlé Crenshaw, et al.
  • Book Review, 11 Journal of American Ethnic History 79-80 (1992). Reviewing Immigration and the Politics of Citizenship in Europe and North America, edited by William Rogers Brubaker.
  • Book Review, 62 Texas Law Review 1147-55 (1984). Reviewing Justice at War, by Peter Irons.
  • Powell: Perched in Court’s Center, 2 National Law Journal at 22, 25 (Feb. 18, 1980).
  • Book Review, 24 UCLA Law Review 214-17 (1976). Reviewing The Legal System: A Social Science Perspective, by Lawrence M. Friedman.
  • Book Review, 89 Harvard Law Review 1028-37 (1976). Reviewing Cases and Materials on Constitutional Law, by Gerald Gunther.
  • Book Review, 28 Stanford Law Review 829-35 (1976). Reviewing Commentaries on the Constitution of Virginia, by A. E. Dick Howard.
  • Book Review, 11 Texas International Law Journal 617-21 (1976). Reviewing Curso de Derecho Mercantil, by Boris Kozolchyk and Octavio Torrealba.
  • Book Review, 69 American Political Science Review 1461-62 (1975). Reviewing Latin American Legislatures: Their Role and Influence: Analyses for Nine Countries, by Weston H. Agor.
  • Book Review, 22 UCLA Law Review 1183-86 (1975). Reviewing Mr. Justice Black and His Books, by Daniel J. Meador.
  • Book Review, 5 Journal of Latin American Studies 311-13 (1973). Reviewing The Politics of Land Reform in Chile, 1950-1970: Public Policy, Political Institutions, and Social Change, by Robert R. Kaufman.
  • Book Review, 53 The Social Science Quarterly 185-86 (1972). Reviewing Judicial Review in Mexico: A Study of the Amparo Suit, by Richard D. Baker.
  • Book Review, 25 Stanford Law Review 111-15 (1972). Reviewing Judicial Review in the Contemporary World, by Mauro Cappelletti.
  • Book Review, 64 NYU Law Review 429-37 (1971). Reviewing The System of Freedom of Expression, by Thomas Emerson.
  • Book Review, 53 Cornell Law Review 744-46 (1968). Reviewing Privacy and Freedom, by Alan F. Westin.
  • Book Review, 13 UCLA Law Review 1134-36 (1966). Reviewing Foundations and Government: State and Federal Law Supervision, by Marion R. Fremont-Smith.
  • Book Review, 13 University of Kansas Law Review 609-12 (1965). Reviewing Latin America: Myth and Reality, by Peter Nehemkis.
  • Book Review, 71 Harvard Law Review 1387-92 (1958). Reviewing Freedom, Virtue and the First Amendment, by Walter Berns.