Volume 72: Issue 2
Indiana Law Journal |
| Volume 72: Issue 2 Spring 1997 |
| SYMPOSIUM: LAW AND CIVIL SOCIETTY |
| ARTICLE |
| The Rhetorical Constitution of “Civil Society” at the Founding: One Lawyer’s Anxious Vision Stephen A. Conrad |
| RESPONSE |
| Civil Society and the American Foundings Jack P. Greene |
| ARTICLE |
| The Draw and Drawbacks of Religious Enclaves in a Constitutional Democracy: Hasidic Public Schools in Kiryas as Joel Judith Lynn Failer |
| RESPONSE |
| On Political Boundary Lines, Multiculturalism, And the Liberal State Sanford Levinson |
| ARTICLE |
| A Feminist Reassessment of Civil Society Susan H. Williams |
| RESPONSES |
| Getting Our Stories Straight: Narrative Autonomy and Feminist Commitments Milton C. Regan, Jr. |
| Redefining Women’s Agency: A Response to Professor Williams Kathryn Abrams |
| ARTICLE |
| An Essay on the Vicissitude of Civil Society with Special Reference to Scotland in the Eighteenth Century Marvin B. Becker |