Inequality Inquiry
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“Words Written on Water”—Targeted Immigration Enforcement Under the Trump Administration
January 22, 2026
By: Kaylie Vasquez, Volume 44 Lead Articles Editor View/Download PDF Version: “Words Written on Water”—Targeted Immigration Enforcement Under the Trump Administration (Vasquez) “America has been...
The Cost of Fairness: Why LIHTC’s Expense Can Be a Progressive Strength
January 21, 2026
By: Sumati Srivastava View/Download PDF Version: The Cost of Fairness Why LIHTC’s Expense Can Be a Progressive Strength (Srivastava) The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC)...
Punishing Public Service: How the New PSLF Rule Endangers Legal Aid and Other Safety-Net Services
January 20, 2026
By: William Olson View/Download PDF Version: Punishing Public Service How the New PSLF Rule Endangers Legal Aid and Other Safety-Net Services (Olson) On October 31...
Assessing the Role of State and Local Government Subsidization of Private Redevelopment Initiatives in Michigan
December 31, 2025
By: Ronald Smith View/Download PDF Version: Assessing the Role of State and Local Government Subsidization of Private Redevelopment Initiatives in Michigan (Smith) The influence of...
Minnesota’s Cumulative Impact Law: What it is & Where it’s at
December 1, 2025
By: Emiliana Almanza Lopez, Volume 44 Managing & Research Editor View/Download PDF Version: Minnesota’s Cumulative Impact Law What it is & Where it’s at (Almanza)...
The Justice Gap: The Case for Expanded Legal Aid Services
November 10, 2025
By: Dallas Hayden View/Download PDF Version: The Justice Gap: The Case for Expanded Legal Aid Services (Hayden) A few weeks after I moved out of...
Administrative Censorship: The Pentagon’s Press Rules as an Abridgment of Press Freedoms
November 7, 2025
By: Jessica Payne, Volume 44 Executive Editor View/Download PDF Version: Administrative Censorship and the Pentagon Press Policy (Payne) Media organizations with Pentagon press access have...
The Myth of the Firm Exception: Why Trial Lawyers Continues to Harm Contract Workers
April 30, 2025
By: Zinaida Carroll, Volume 43 Executive Editor View/Download PDF Version: The Myth of the Firm Exception - Why Trial Lawyers Continues to Harm Contract Workers...
Developing a Remedy: Indian Courts Should Remedy the “Slow Violence” of the Bhopal Industrial Disaster Consistent with International Law
April 30, 2025
By: Alexander Lindenfelser, Volume 43 Lead Symposium Editor View/Download PDF Version: Developing a Remedy - Indian Courts Should Remedy the “Slow Violence” of the Bhopal...
Under Siege: The Legal Profession at a Crossroads
April 24, 2025
Incoming Volume 44 Editor-in-Chief Jaxon Alston and Professor June Carbone, Robina Chair for Law, Science, and Technology trace how the current attacks on lawyers, law...