Racial Paradox in a Law and Society Odyssey.

A commentary on Richard Lempert's presidential address, the text of which appears in this issue on pp. 431–462. Lempert offered a multifaceted consideration of race in which personal stories figured prominently. The writer professes deep appreciation of Lempert but expresses an ambivalent reaction...

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Publicado en:	Law & Society Review Vol. 44; no. 3/4; pp. 469 - 486
Autor principal:	Barnes, Mario L.
Formato:	Artículo
Publicado:	Wiley-Blackwell September/December 2010
Materias:	Sociological jurisprudence Race relations in the United States Racism Social conditions of Black people
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Sumario:	A commentary on Richard Lempert's presidential address, the text of which appears in this issue on pp. 431–462. Lempert offered a multifaceted consideration of race in which personal stories figured prominently. The writer professes deep appreciation of Lempert but expresses an ambivalent reaction to his address, noting some disturbing elements in the revelations of a nonracial minority about race.