Table of Contents
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| Editorial Board | |
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| Introduction | |
| Yael Braudo, TIL Student Board |
| From Rights and Obligations to Contested Rights and Obligations: Individualization, Globalization, and Family Law | |
| Elisabeth Beck-Gernsheim |
| The Liberal Transformation of Spousal Law: Past, Present and Future | |
| Shahar Lifshitz |
| Self-Restraint: Social Norms, Individualism and the Family | |
| John Eekelaar |
| The Family and the Market — Redux | |
| Maxine Eichner |
| The Legal Relationship Between Cohabitants and Their Partners’ Children | |
| Cynthia Grant Bowman |
| Who and What Is a Mother? Maternity, Responsibility and Liberty | |
| Michael Freeman, Alice Margaria |
| The Costs of Raising Children: Toward a Theory of Financial Obligations Between Co-Parents | |
| Ayelet Blecher-Prigat |
| Lay Intuitions About Family Obligations: The Case of Alimony | |
| Ira Mark Ellman, Sanford L. Braver |
| Family Law Reform in Australia, or Frozen Chooks Revisited Again? | |
| Reg Graycar |
| Something Old, Something New? Re-Theorizing Patriarchal Relations and Privatization from the Outskirts of Family Law | |
| Shelley A.M. Gavigan |
| Rethinking the Right to Procreate: An African Imperative | |
| Mulela Margaret Munalula |
| Economic Consequences of Marriage and Its Dissolution: Applying a Universal Equality Norm in a Fragmented Universe | |
| Ruth Halperin-Kaddari, Marsha A. Freeman |
| Introducing the Political Family: A New Road Map for Critical Family Law | |
| Zvi Triger |