PART Ⅰ CLASS, POVERTY AND LAW 3
1 William J. Chambliss （1964）, ‘A Sociological Analysis of the Law of Vagrancy’,Social Problems, 12, pp. 67—77. 3
2 Jerome E. Carlin, Jan Howard and Sheldon L. Messinger （1966）, ‘Civil Justice and the Poor: Issues for Sociological Research’, Law and Society Review, 1,pp. 9—89. 15
3 Jonathan Simon （1997）, ‘Governing Through Crime’, in Lawrence Friedman and George Fisher （eds）, The Crime Conundrum: Essays on Criminal Justice,Boulder, CO: Westview Press, pp. 171—89. 97
PART Ⅱ LEGAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE WELFARE STATE 119
4 Nancy Fraser and Linda Gordon （1994）, ‘A Genealogy of Dependency: Tracing a Keyword of the U.S. Welfare State’, Signs, 19, pp. 309—36. 119
5 Joel F. Handler （1990）, “‘Constructing the Political Spectacle”: The Interpretation of Entitlements, Legalization, and Obligations in Social Welfare History’,Brooklyn Law Review, 56, pp. 899—974. 147
6 Martha T. McCluskey （1999）, ‘Subsidized Lives and the Ideology of Efficiency’,Journal of Gender, Social Policy and the Law, 8, pp. 115—52. 223
PART Ⅲ POVERTY, GENDER AND RACE 263
7 Lucie E. White （1990）, ‘Subordination, Rhetorical Survival Skills, and Sunday Shoes: Notes on the Hearing of Mrs G.’, Buffalo Law Review, 38, pp. 1—58. 263
8 Regina Austin （1994）, “‘An Honest Living”: Street Vendors, Municipal Regulation, and the Black Public Sphere’, Yale Law Journal, 103, pp. 2119—31. 321
9 Dorothy E. Roberts （1997）, ‘Spiritual and Menial Housework’, Yale Journal of Law and Feminism, 9, pp. 51—80. 335
PART Ⅳ ACCESS TO LAW 367
10 Abraham S.Blumberg（1967）,‘The Practice of Law as Confidence Game:Organizational Cooptation of a Profession’,Law and Society Review,1,pp.15—39. 367
11 Richard L.Abel（1979）,‘Socializing the Legal Profession: Can Redistributing Lawyers’Services Achieve Social Justice?’,Law and Policy Quarterly,1,pp.5—51. 393
PART Ⅴ IDENTITY AND LEGAL CONSCIOUSNESS 443
12 Felice J.Levine and Elizabeth Preston（1970）,‘Community Resource Orientation Among Low Income Groups’,Wisconsin Law Review,1,pp.80—113. 443
13 Patricia Ewick and Susan S.Silbey（1992）,‘Conformity,Contestation,and Resistance: An Account of Legal Consciousness’,New England Law Review,26,pp.731—49. 477
PART Ⅵ LAW,POVERTY AND SOCIAL CHANGE 499
14 Frances Fox Piven and Richard A.Cloward（1997）,‘Low-Income People and the Political Process’,in The Breaking of the American Social Compact,New York: New Press,pp.271—85. 499
15 Scott L.Cummings（2001）,‘Community Economic Development as Progressive Politics: Toward a Grassroots Movement for Economic Justice’,Stanford Law Review,54,pp.399—493. 515
16 Frank Munger（2004）,‘Beyond Welfare Reform: Can We Build a Local Welfare State?’,Santa Clara Law Review,44,pp.999—1028. 611
Name Index 641