Law Library Guides: Thinking About Equity and Justice: UVA Law Faculty Scholarship

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This page collects books featured elsewhere in the guide that were written by UVA Law Faculty members. To find additional relevant scholarship, including journal articles, visit the research centers listed at the bottom of this page or browse by subject on the Law School's Faculty Scholarship page.

Books by UVA Law Faculty

The Lost Promise of Civil Rights by Risa L. Goluboff
Call Number: E185.61.G64 2007
[Law Stacks], [Law Reserve], and [ebook]
Charlottesville 2017 by Claudrena N. Harold and Louis P. Nelson (Editors)
Call Number: F232.A3 C537 2018
[Law Stacks]
Featuring chapters by Risa Goluboff, Leslie Kendrick, and Frederick Schauer
Fair Shake by Naomi Cahn, June Carbone & Nancy Levit
Call Number: HD6060.5.U5 C34 2024
A Federal Right to Education by Kimberly Jenkins Robinson (Editor)
Call Number: KF4155 .F43 2019
[Law Stacks] and [ebook]
Five Miles Away, a World Apart: One City, Two Schools, and the Story of Educational Opportunity in Modern America by James E. Ryan
Call Number: KF4155 .R93 2010
[Law Stacks]
You Are Not American by Amanda Frost
Call Number: KF4700.F76 2021
[Law Stacks]
Civil Rights in the Shadow of Slavery by George A. Rutherglen
Call Number: KF4749.R8 5 2013
[Law Stacks]
Religious Liberty by Douglas Laycock
Call Number: KF4783.L39 2010
ISBN: 9780802876904
[Law Stacks]
The Rise of Corporate Religious Liberty by Micah Schwartzman, Chad Flanders, and Zoë Robinson (Editors)
Call Number: KF4783.R57 2016
[Stacks] and [ebook]
The Law of the Police by Rachel Harmon
Call Number: KF5399 . H37 2021
[Law Stacks]
Free Market Criminal Justice by Darryl K. Brown
Call Number: KF9223.B76 2016
[Law Stacks]
The Enduring Legacy of Rodriguez by Charles J. Ogletree and Kimberly Jenkins Robinson (Editors)
Call Number: LC213.2 .E53 2015
[Law Stacks]

Research Centers at UVA

Center for Criminal Justice
UVA Law's Center for Criminal Justice serves as a hub for scholarship and activities involving criminal law.
Center for the Study of Race and Law
The Law School founded the Center for the Study of Race and Law in 2003 to provide opportunities for students, scholars, practitioners and community members to examine and exchange ideas related to race and law through lectures, symposia and scholarship.
Karsh Center for Law and Democracy
The Karsh Center promotes civil discourse, civic engagement, ethics and integrity in public office, and respect for the rule of law.
PLACE: Program in Law, Communities and the Environment
Find classes like the Environmental Law and Community Engagement Clinic, meet faculty, and read recent scholarship on topics such as climate change and environmental ethics.