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Intro
Abbreviations
Acknowledgements
Foreword
Introduction
Part I: Women as Nonpersons
1. Edith Haynes Challenges the Legal Profession
Part II: The Limits of Law
2. Feminist Jurisprudence: Illusion or Reality?
3. The Contradictions of Law Reform
Part III: Legislating for Equality
4. Feminism and the Changing State
5. Sexual Harassment Losing Sight of Sex Discrimination
Part IV: Engendering Legal Practice
6. Hypercompetitiveness or a Balanced Life?
7. The Flexible Cyborg
8. Who Cares? The Conundrum for Gender Equality
Part V: Gender and Judging
9. Sex Discrimination, Courts and Corporate Power
10. The High Court and Judicial Activism
11. 'Otherness' on the Bench
Part VI: Diversifying Legal Education
12. Wondering What to Do about Legal Education
13. Why the Gender and Colour of Law Remain the Same
Part VII: The Corporatised Academy
14. Universities Upside-Down
15. The Mirage of Merit
Postscript.
Abbreviations
Acknowledgements
Foreword
Introduction
Part I: Women as Nonpersons
1. Edith Haynes Challenges the Legal Profession
Part II: The Limits of Law
2. Feminist Jurisprudence: Illusion or Reality?
3. The Contradictions of Law Reform
Part III: Legislating for Equality
4. Feminism and the Changing State
5. Sexual Harassment Losing Sight of Sex Discrimination
Part IV: Engendering Legal Practice
6. Hypercompetitiveness or a Balanced Life?
7. The Flexible Cyborg
8. Who Cares? The Conundrum for Gender Equality
Part V: Gender and Judging
9. Sex Discrimination, Courts and Corporate Power
10. The High Court and Judicial Activism
11. 'Otherness' on the Bench
Part VI: Diversifying Legal Education
12. Wondering What to Do about Legal Education
13. Why the Gender and Colour of Law Remain the Same
Part VII: The Corporatised Academy
14. Universities Upside-Down
15. The Mirage of Merit
Postscript.