Volume 2

By Robert Steinbuch[1] Republicans historically have had two powerful tools in presidential elections: opposition to taxes and increasing budget deficits.  Reagan assailed Carter as a big spender and promised to … How the 2012 Presidency was Determined a Decade Ago

Impact of the Decriminalization of Homosexuality in Delhi: An Empirical Study[1] Dipika Jain[2] Abstract: On July 2, 2009, the Delhi High Court read down Chapter XVI, Section 377 of the … Impact of the Decriminalization of Homosexuality in Delhi: An Empirical Study

In mid-August of this year, Arkansas Governor Mike Beebe and North Carolina Governor Beverly Eaves Purdue requested that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) waive a portion of the Renewable Fuel … Food v. Fuel: A Growing Conflict

“Ag Gag” Laws: Industry Trumps the First Amendment By David Slade As I wrote in a much longer article earlier this year, numerous 2012 legislative sessions across the country saw … “Ag Gag” Laws: Industry Trumps the First Amendment

Low Hanging Fruit-The Food Hub Foundation by Jody Hardin [email protected]   The lowest hanging fruit seems the most likely to be harvested, right? Many new opportunities are awaiting harvest as … Low Hanging Fruit-The Food Hub Foundation

The Arkansas Journal for Social Change ‘s Second Annual Symposium Co-hosted by HLSA Nov 8, 2013 Room 323 From 9AM-4PM Cause Lawyering and Use of Courtroom Interpreters Panel will count … Catalysts for Change

By Theresa M. Beiner   I am in my eighteenth year [1] of teaching at a law school that currently sits in the third tier of the U.S. News and World … A View from the Third Tier: One Professor’s Preliminary Thoughts about Teaching Law Students

  By Gary Slater [1] The logical method of abduction provides a constructive means of addressing religious disputes in public settings.  By allowing one to distinguish between appropriate and inappropriate … Logic as the Lens of Faith: An Abductive Approach to Religious Conflict