Mary Anne Case : Presentations
*Indicates presentations that have led or will lead to publication
Perry and Beyond: Constitutionalization of Family*, forthcoming AALS, January 2011
International Law and the Establishment of Gender,* forthcoming Pace Law School, November 2010
Author Meets Readers: Mrs. Dred Scott, Law & Society, May 2010
Pregnant Man Roundtable*, Law & Society, May 2010
The Culture of Life and the Ideology of Gender*, Yale Law School Comparative Reproductive Rights Workshop, May 2010
The German Compromise on Abortion from a Feminist Fundamentalist Perspective* in:
- Yale Law School Comparative Reproductive Rights Workshop, May 2010
- Center for Reproductive Rights Global Incubator, May 2010
- Federalist Society Templeton Debate, University of Chicago Law School, February 2010
- University of Chicago Law School Work in Progress, October 2008
- Vulnerability and Dependency, Emory Law School, November 2007
Constituting Equality: Gender Equality in Comparative Constitutional Law, Indiana-Bloomington, April 2007
Why Justice Johnson Was Right and Why it Matters,* University of Vermont, April 2010
Meeting of the Minds, Law and Rationality Institute, University of Minnesota, April 2010
Enforcing Bargains in an Ongoing Marriage* in:
- For Love or Money,* Washington University Law School, March 2010
- Framing Comparative Family Law, American University Law School, March 2009
What Stake do Heterosexual Women Have in the Same-Sex Marriage/Domestic Partnership/Civil Union Debates?* in:
- University of Chicago Gender Studies Distinguished Faculty Lecture, March 2010
- Coimbra Congress on "Normative Discourses on Family and Gender", Portugal, June 2008
- Up Against the Nation States of Feminist Legal Theory, University of Kent, June 2006
- University of Chicago Law and Philosophy Workshop, Winter 2004
- North Carolina Law School, Fall 2003
- International Society for Family Law, June 2003
- Feminisms and Fundamentalisms Conference, Cornell Law School, April 2003
- Emory Law School, March 2003
- Subversive Legacies Conference, U. of Texas, November 2002
- Workshop in Law and Public Policy, Princeton University, October 2002
- Association for the Study of Law, Culture and the Humanities, Spring 2002
- University of Houston Law School faculty workshop, Spring 2002
- Women and the Law Conference at DePaul University, Spring 2001
- Women Leaders in the Political Process, Vermont Law School, Spring 2000
Originalism: A Rationalization for Conservatism, or a Principled Theory of Interpretation?* In Federalism 2.0, Federalist Society Annual Student Symposium, February 2010
The Many Meanings of Gender, Sexuality and Gender Law and Scholarship: Assessing the Field, Envisioning the Future,* UCLA and Williams Institute, March 2010
A Trans-Inclusive ENDA in a Rose-Colored Eyeglass Case,* in Feminist Disability Theories and the Law, Emory Law School, December 2009
Gay Rights and Religious Liberty,* Princeton University, December 2009
Showing that femme est a l'omme pareille: Novella, daughter of Giovanni dAndrea, in the Livre de Leesce and the City of Ladies,* VII International Colloquium on Christine de Pizan Bologna, September 2009
Constitutional Gender,* Lavender Law, September 2009
Beyond Same-Sex Marriage & Abortion Rights: Emerging Issues for the LGBTI and Reproductive Rights Movements,* Lavender Law, September 2009
Family Law Summer Camp, Harvard Law School, July 2009
Markets and Motives* at Markets and Responsibilities Workshop, Oxford Centre for Ethics and Philosophy of Law, July 2009 and in:
- Contested Contours in Assisted Reproduction, University of Minnesota Law School, April 2009
- Roundtable on Fat Rights, Law and Society Denver, May 2009
- Adoption by Same-Sex Couples, University of Chicago Outlaw, May 2009
Why Evangelical Protestants are Right When they Claim that State Recognition of Same-Sex Marriage Threatens Their Marriages and What the Law Should Do About It* as Inaugural Lecture of the Hofstra Colloquium on Law and Sexuality, October 2007 and in:
- ABF Legal History Workshop forthcoming May 2009
- Sacred/Secular Divide: The Legal Story II at Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy at SUNY -Buffalo Law School, May 2009
- Chicago's Best Ideas, October 2008
- 14th Berkshire Conference on the History of Women, University of Minnesota, June 2008
- Re-Describing the Sacred/Secular Divide: The Legal Story at Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy at SUNY -Buffalo Law School, March 2008
- New Frontiers in Family Law, University of Utah Law School, February 2008
- Queering the State, American Society for Legal History, October 2007
- Law and Society, Berlin, July 2007
- American Bar Foundation Working Group on Language, April 2007
- Up Against Family Law Exceptionalism, Harvard Law School, February 2007
- Modern America Workshop, Princeton, November 2006
Comment: Slavery in the Other Domestic Relations,* in The Thirteenth Amendment's Promises of Liberty, University of Chicago Law School, April 2009
Enforcing Bargains in an Ongoing Marriage* in Framing Comparative Family Law, American University Law School, March 2009
Feminist Fundamentalism and the Constitutionalization of Domestic Relations,* 2d Int'l Conf, on Feminist Constitutionalism, Ontario, Canada, February 2009
Martha Nussbaum Symposium,* Columbia University, February 2009
Judge Posner Answers the Feminists,* University of Chicago Law School, February 2009
No Male or Female, But All Are One,* 25th Anniversary Conference, Generations of Feminist Legal Theory, Feminism and Legal Theory Workshop, November 2008
"You're telling me it's wrong to do to the prisoners what the Army does to its own soldiers?" Gender Performance Requirements of the U.S. Military in the War on Islamic Terrorism,* as Inaugural Paper for the Columbia Law School Law and Sexuality Workshop, February 2008 and in:
- ASIL Roundtable on Feminism v. Feminism: What is a Feminist Approach to Transnational Criminal Law?, April 2008
- Torture, Law and War, University of Chicago, March 2008
- 2nd Annual CRS Symposium:Race, Sexuality & the Law: Abercrombie, Imus & Beyond, UCLA, March 2008
- AALS Section on Law and Interpretation, January 2008
- Meeting of the Minds, Law and Rationality Institute, University of Minnesota, August 2007
- Sexual Abuse and Exploitation of Women in Violent Conflict, Netherlands Defense Academy, July 2007
On Feminist Fundamentalism,* in:
- Inaugural Joint Workshop of St. Louis and Wash. U. Schools of Law, March 2009
- Chicago's Best Ideas, April 2008
- Working From the World Up: Equality's Future, A New Legal Realism Conference Celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the Feminism and Legal Theory Project, University of Wisconsin, March 2008
- Georgetown University Law School Faculty Workshop, March 2008
- University of Iowa Law School Faculty Workshop, January 2008
- University of Chicago Gender & Sexuality Studies Workshop, January 2008
- Global Feminisms, Center for Teaching and Learning, The University of Chicago, January 2008
- Thomas M. Cooley Law School Law Review Symposium on The Road to Equality: Are We There Yet?
- Seton Hall Law School Faculty Colloquium, November 2007
- Roundtable: Gender Equality in the Americas at LatCrit XII, October 2007
- University of Chicago Law School Faculty Work-in-Progress, September 2007
- University of North Carolina Law School Faculty Workshop, September 2008
- Meeting of the Minds, Law and Rationality Institute, University of Minnesota, August 2007
- Princeton Law and Public Affairs Workshop, May 2007
- Dimensions of Women's Equal Citizenship, Hofstra Law School, November 2006
- Rutgers-Camden Law School Faculty Colloquium, November 2006
Toilet Paper: Public Toilets As Gendered Spaces,* in:
- Princeton University Program in Women's and Gender Studies, February 2009
- American Bar Foundation, April 2002
- UCLA School of Law Faculty Workshop, Spring 2001
- Feminism and Legal Theory Workshop, Cornell Law School, Spring 2000
- First Annual Distinguished Faculty Lecture in Gender Studies, University of Chicago, October 1999
Feminist Fundamentalism and the Baby Markets,*
- Gender and Family Responsibility, University of Sussex, July 2008
- Law and Society, Montreal, May 2008
- DePaul Law School and Cambridge University Press Baby Markets Roundtable, September 2006
For Love or Money: Sex Discrimination in Compensation for the Supply of Genetic Materials,* University of Chicago Law School Conference on Contested Commodities, April 2008
On Liking and Not Liking in the Law of Discrimination Part II: Cultivating an Incest Taboo in the Workplace* in:
- Emotions and the Workplace, Law and Society, Montreal, May 2008
- Emotions and Institutions, University of Chicago Law School, May 2008
- Uncomfortable Conversation: Feminism and Queer Theory, Emory Law School, April 2005
- Uncomfortable Conversation on Sexuality and Feminist Theory, Cornell Law School, November 2002
Same-Sex Marriage, Outlaw/Federalist Society Debate,*
- with Maggie Gallagher, Northwestern Law School, February 2009
- with Amy Wax, University of Chicago Law School, February 2008
Outlawing Orgasm* University of Chicago Law School, April 2008 and Northwestern Law School, October 2007
The German Compromise on Abortion from a Feminist Fundamentalist Perspective,* in
- University of Chicago Law School Work in Progress, October 2008
- Vulnerability and Dependency, Emory Law School, November 2007
- Constituting Equality: Gender Equality in Comparative Constitutional Law, Indiana-Bloomington, April 2007
Christine de Pizan as Pioneer of Parité,* in Memory of Charity Cannon Willard: Masters, Mentors and Pioneers at 42nd International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, Michigan, May 2007
Role of Law in Employment Patterns,* Global Network on Inequality Studies of Discrimination, Princeton, 2007
The Bowels of Christ, and those of Audrey Jo DeClue and Albert Johnson* Cognitive Perspectives on Trust and Empathy, U. of Minn. Law School, April 2007
Pink Forum: From Marilyn to Mao,* PRoK (Princeton Report on Knowledge), March 2007
- Does Clarence Thomas Speak in the Voice of Color? Or the Limits of Narrative* in
- Storytelling and the Law: A Retrospective on Narrative, Ethics and Legal Change, Emory, October 2006
- Power of Stories: Intersections of Law, Culture and Literature, U. of Gloucester, July 2005
- Yale Law School Conference on Critical Race Theory, November 1997
From Exception to Exemplar in VIe colloque international sur Christine de Pizan,* Université Paris 7, July 2006
Paying for Care,* Law and Society, Baltimore, July 2006
Pets or Meat?* in:
- Up Against Family Law Exceptionalism, University of Toronto, February 2008
- Law and Money, Princeton University, June 2006
- Columbia Law School Feminist Theory Workshop, February 2006
- Must We Choose Between Rationality and Irrationality? Chicago-Kent, November 2004
- Commodification Futures Conference, Denver 2001
On Not Having the Opportunity to Introduce Myself to John Kerry in the Men's Room* in:
- Intersections: Feminist & Queer Geographies, Leeds, July 2008
- "There is No Politics Without Fantasy, " Keele University, April 2006
- Law, Culture and the Humanities, U of Texas., Austin, March 2005
Feminist Fundamentalism, Perfectionism and the Veil* in:
- University of Alabama Law School Faculty Colloquium, April 2006
- All in the Family: Islam and Women's Rights, Emory Law School March 2006
From Lord Hardwicke's Act to DOMA* in:
- International Society for Family Law, Utah, July 2005
- Legal Rights in Historical Perspective,* William & Mary Law School, April 2005
- Principles of Association in British History, Nicholson Center for British Studies, U. of Chicago, April 2005
- American Historical Association, Jan. 2005
- The Public and Private Faces of Family Law, U. of Chicago Legal Forum, Fall 2003
Singing the Songs of Zion in a Strange Language,* in:
- Law & Society 2010
- New Legal Realism Meets Feminism and Legal Theory, Emory Law School, June 2005
Veiled Representatives and Representations of Liberal States* in State, Governance and Citizenship Relations, Keele University, May 2005
Children at the Intersection of State Commitments to Sex Equality and Normative Pluralism,* in Competing Paradigms of Rights and Responsibility? Children in the Discourses of Religion and International Human Rights, Emory Law School, April 2005
A Margin of Appreciation for U.S. Statutes* in from Warren to Rehnquist and Beyond: Federalism as Theory, Doctrine, Practice and Instrument, AALS Jan. 2005
The Role of the State in Marriage and Corporations* (with Paul Mahoney)
- Up Against Family Law Exceptionalism, Radcliffe Institute, January 2009
- Up Against Family Law Exceptionalism, University of Toronto, February 2008
- Wash. U. Workshop on Work, Family & Public Policy, November 2004
- Columbia Law School Feminism & Legal Theory Colloquium: Economic Discourse and the Family, March 1998
- UVA summer workshop, June 1996
- N.Y.U. Legal History Colloquium, October 1996
Marriage Licenses,* Lockhart Lecture, U. Minn. Law School, Oct. 2004
The Public/Private Distinction in the United States and Germany, and the Regulation of Human Biology * in Colloquium On Ethics, Public Policy and Law: The Stem Cell Debate in the United States of America and the Federal Republic of Germany, Catholic University, October 2004
Legal Aspects of the Participation of Women in the U.S. Economy, Kennedy Institute, FU Berlin, Spring 2004
Of "This" and "That" in Lawrence v Texas* in:
- Northwestern Law School Constitutional Theory Workshop, January 2004
- University of Chicago Law School WIP Series, Winter 2004
Journals as a Feminist Playground* in Why A Feminist Law Journal?, Columbia Law School, 2003
Community Standards and the Margin of Appreciation* in Colloque: Droits de l'Homme et du Citoyen, Grundrechte, Civil Rights, Centre Marc Bloch, Berlin, Summer 2002
Developing a Taste for Not Being Discriminated Against* in Law and Society Association, Vancouver, B.C., June 2002
Blue-eyed Actresses, the Black Male Gaze and Justice Scalia: Some Historical Speculations Prompted by Textual Deconstruction*, Law and Society Association, Vancouver, B.C., June 2002
How High the Apple Pie? A Few Troubling Questions About Where, Why and How the Burden of Care for Children Should Be Shifted* in Uncomfortable Conversation on Children: Public Good or Individual Responsibility, Cornell Law School, November 1999
Carl Llewellyn on Constitutional and Family Law, in American Society for Legal History, October 2000
Lessons for the Future of Affirmative Action from the Past of the Religion Clauses ?* in:
- Clason Lecture, Western New England College of Law, October 2000
- Roger Williams University School of Law Faculty Workshop, Fall 2000
- University of Chicago Law School WIP, Winter 2001
Constitutional Challenges to the Defense of Marriage Act* in Conference on Freedom to Marry, Harvard Law School, February 1999
The Relationship Between Sex and Sexual Orientation Discrimination* in Eastern Division American Philosophical Association, December 1988
Rethinking Educational Equality* in University of Chicago Legal Forum Symposium on Sex Discrimination, November 1998
Atlanta's Apples: The Values of Multiplicity* in Quinnipiac Law Review Conference on the Thought Of Martha Nussbaum, October 1998
The Very Stereotype the Law Condemns: Constitutional Sex Discrimination Law as a Quest for Perfect Proxies* in:
- University of Chicago Faculty Workshop, November 1998
- N.Y.U. Faculty Workshop, March 1997
- N.Y. Area Feminist Works-in-Progress Group, May 1997
- Quinnipiac Legal Theory Workshop, April 1997
- UVa Summer Workshop, June 1997
- UCLA Colloquium on Justice, April 1998
Unpacking Package Deals,* in:
- UCLA Colloquium on Justice, April 1998
- Denver Law School Conference On InterSEXionalities, February 1998
Making Equality Sexy, UVA Colloquium on All the President's Women, March 1998
Is America Divided Into Two Nations by Race and Class?* in UVA Theory Seminar Conference Does America Have a Democratic Mission? March 1998
Molecular Constitutionalism and Community Standards* in:
- Chicago-Kent Faculty Workshop, Fall 1998
- Fordham Legal Theory Workshop, March 1997
- N.Y.U. Constitutional Theory Colloquium, February 1997
- Hofstra Law Faculty Workshop, February 1997
- Ashton Phelps Lecture, Tulane Law School, March 1996
Unpacking Package Deals, Denver Law School Conference On InterSEXionalities,* February 1998
The Role of Religion in A Lawyer's Work, Fordham Law School, June 1997
Constitutional Tragedies, AALS Section on Law and Interpretation, January 1997
Privacy and Personality,* American Society for Legal History, October 1996
Rights of Transsexuals, Lavender Law, October 1996
Molecular Constitutionalism and the Margin of Appreciation,* Utah Law School Conference on the New Comparative Law, October 1996
Is Race to Color as Sex is to Gender?* Law & Society, July 1996
The VMI Debate: What Is At Stake* UVa Federalist .Society, April 1996
Consensus and Community, National Women Law Students Association Conference, March 1996
Legal Rights Affecting Women, Rutherford Institute Conference, March 1996
VMI, Stereotyping and Gender Discrimination,* Washington and Lee Law School, Jan. 1996
Cohabitation Twenty Years After Marvin,* AALS, Jan. 1996
Disaggregating Gender,* University of Chicago Feminist Theory Workshop, Jan. 1996
The Hardest Question in Constitutional Law,* Georgetown Constitutional Theory Workshop, December 1995
Christine and The Authority of Experience,* CEMERS Conference on Christine de Pizan, Oct. 1995
Feminist Uses of Sociobiology Law and Society, Toronto, June 1995
What is Feminist Jurisprudence?* George Mason University Law School, April 1995
The Class Position of the Legal Academy, Critical Networks Conference on Class, March 1995
Essentialism and the Limits of the Law* in Re-Exploring Questions of Essentialism, Columbia Law School, November 1994
Literature and Censorship: The Case of Lolita,* University of Virginia Festival of American Film's Love and Other Obsessions, November 1994
The Meaning of Sex* in Direction and Distortion: The Centrality of Sexuality in the Shaping of Feminist Legal Theory, Columbia Law School, June 1994
Legal Redefinition of Family*, in The American University Journal of Gender & the Law's Symposium on Gender, Family & Change: Developments in the Legal Regulation of Family Life, April 1994
What is Feminist Legal Theory?* in the Federalist Society Symposium on Feminism, Sexual Distinctions, and the Law, March 1994
Inclusiveness of Feminist Theory* in Solidarity, Inclusion, and Representation: Tensions and Possibilities within Contemporary Feminism, Inaugural Symposium of the National Women Law Students' Association, February 1994
Regulation of Porn: A Legal Perspective in The Politics of Porn: Inquiries Into Images and Power, UVA, March 1994
Catharine MacKinnon's Only Words in The Politics of Porn: Inquiries Into Images and Power,*
UVA, February 1994
The Agony of Abortion Adjudication in Germany* in Comparative Constitutional Law: Directions After Euphoria, AALS Section on Comparative Law, Orlando, Fla., January 1994
Couples and Coupling,* University of Michigan Legal Theory Workshop, September 1993
The Legal History of Lesbian and Gay Rights,* Symposium on Sexual Orientation and the Law, Virginia Law Review, April 1993
Jefferson and Rights, Jeffersonian Legacies Conference, U.Va, Fall 1992 and resulting PBS film
Reconstructing the Female Self: The Constitution of Woman's Voice,* in Justice and its Discontents: Dissent in the Renaissance, Yale Law School, Winter 1992
Women and the First Amendment, Hollins College, Fall 1991
Race, Sex and Justice: Perspectives on the Clarence Thomas Hearings,* U.Va, Fall 1991
Free Speech vs. Hate Speech, Marshall University, Spring 1991
Other Panels:
Commentator, American Society of Comparative Law Works-in Progress, May 2010
Convenor, "What Pertains To a Man"? Transcending Gender Boundaries in Jewish and Israeli Law, March 2010
Democracy and Gender Equality in the Muslim World, University of Chicago Law School, May 2009
Center for Integration of Research on Genetics and Ethics and Stanford Center for Biomedical Ethics workshop on Genetics, Evolution, and Cognitive Ability and Intelligence, June 2007
Co-convenor, Uncomfortable Conversation: Sociobiology, Evolutionary Psychology, and Feminist Legal Theory, Emory Law School, December 2006
Gender and Democracy, German Federal Foreign Office, September 2004
Feminisms and Sexualities Taskforce University of Arizona, November 2002; Barnard College, September 2001
University of Chicago, Winter 2001
Conference on Constitutionalism and Democracy, Florence, Italy, July 1998
Second Constitutional Summit Federalism Panel, NYU October 1997
Vindicating Women's Rights through Domestic Law, AALS Section on Comparative Law, January 1997
Women in the New Market Economics, U. Conn. April 1995
Women in Eastern Europe, Law & Society, Amsterdam, Summer 1991
The Uses of Biology for the Study of Law, Gruter Institute, Summer 1992
Women in the E.C., Zentrum fuer Europaeische Rechtspolitik, Bremen, Summer 1991
