Volume 35 Issue 2 2017 Article Casting a Wide Net: Why it is Incumbent Upon the Environmental Protection Agency to Expand the Scope of its Cost- Benefit Analysis to Include Native American Populations and Cultural Fishing Practices in the Aftermath of Michigan v. EPA Gretel Lee View Full Article In This Issue Introduction The Relationship Context of Young Pregnancies Racial and Gender Justice in the Child Welfare and Child Support Systems Commentary: Jennifer Barber’s Landmark Research on the Connection Between Intimate Partner Violence and the Onset of Pregnancy Family Policy After the Fragile Families and Relationship Dynamics Studies Remembering Anti-Essentialism: Relationship Dynamics Study and Resulting Policy Considerations Impacting Low-Income Mothers, Fathers, and Children Introduction to Symposium on Toward a Feminist Theory of the State Feminism and Economic Inequality A Feminist Agenda for Gay Men (Or: Catharine MacKinnon and the Invention of a Sex-Based Hope) Mapping Gender: Shedding Empirical Light on Family Courts’ Treatment of Cases Involving Abuse and Alienation Reforming the Law of Rape Appraising the Impact of Toward a Feminist Theory of the State: Consciousness-Raising, Hierarchy Theory, and Substantive Equality Laws Casting a Wide Net: Why it is Incumbent Upon the Environmental Protection Agency to Expand the Scope of its Cost- Benefit Analysis to Include Native American Populations and Cultural Fishing Practices in the Aftermath of Michigan v. EPA Betraying Brown: Rule 3535, School Re- Segregation in the Twin Cities, and the Chance to Change Course Masthead