Volume 28, Issue 2

Volume 28, Issue 2

Table of Contents

Foreword: What’s Left of a Bright Future?

By Christopher Roberts

Articles:

The Impact of Recording Artists and Music on Legal and Social Change

By Cindy A. Shipani and Kate Peterson

The Role of Women Entrepreneurs in Rebuilding a Nation: the Rwandan Model

By Karen E. Woody and Abbey R. Stemler

Interview:

An Interview with Professor Stephen Befort

Notes:

Consociationalism: A Constitutional Solution for Ethnic Tension and Violence in South Sudan

By Robert Dube

The Case for Transitional Justice: Transparency, Undemocratic Institutions, and the Legitimacy Problem in American Prisons

By Abigail Hencheck

Studying Abroad: Foreign Legislative Responses to Mass Shootings and Their Viability in the United States

By Zachary Hofeld

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