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  • Fordham Urban Law Journal Vol. 48, No .1 COVID-19 and Systemic Injustice: People and Governance Out Now

    Volume 48, Number 1: COVID-19 and Systemic Injustice: People and Governance

    January 18, 2021

    ARTICLES: Forsaken Heroes: COVID-19 and Frontline Essential Workers James J. Brudney Decarcerating New York City: Lessons From a Pandemic Nicole Smith Futrell ESSAYS: COVID-19 Reflections […]

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  • Register for the Spring 2021 Symposium!

    January 12, 2021

    The Fordham Urban Law Journal presents the 2021 Spring Symposium, “A Taxing War on Poverty: Opportunity Zones and the Promise of Investment and Economic Development.” […]

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  • Volume 47, Book 4: Symposium: Urban Intelligence and the Emerging City

    June 29, 2020

    ARTICLES: Governing Privacy in the Datafied City Ira S. Rubinstein and Bilyana Petkova Smarter Cities or Bigger Brother? How the Race for Smart Cities Could […]

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  • Statement against Racial Violence

    June 10, 2020

    The Fordham Urban Law Journal condemns the systemic violence against Black people in the United States and worldwide. We stand in solidarity with our Black […]

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  • Unpacking Adverse Possession and Ownership as Crude Legal Functionalisms: Starecheski on the Lower East Side Squatters

    June 1, 2020

    By Marc L. Roark+ In 1996, five buildings on 13th Street in the Lower East Side of New York City were transferred to a housing […]

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  • Spotlight: Authors Robert Thomas and Ilya Somin Share Their Experiences Publishing with FULJ

    May 28, 2020

    Our most recent scholarship, Volume 47.3, discusses the Supreme Court’s decision in Knick v. Township of Scott and its impact on takings jurisprudence and the […]

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Fordham Urban Law Journal Vol. 48, No .1 COVID-19 and Systemic Injustice: People and Governance Out Now

Volume 48, Number 1: COVID-19 and Systemic Injustice: People and Governance

ARTICLES: Forsaken Heroes: COVID-19 and Frontline Essential Workers James J. Brudney Decarcerating New York City: […]

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Volume 47, Book 4: Symposium: Urban Intelligence and the Emerging City

Volume 47, Book 3: Taking Account: Procedure, Substance, and Stare Decisis in the Post-Knick Era

Volume 47, Book 2: Children’s Equality: Perspectives on Rights and Realities for Children of Color

Volume 47, Book 1: 21st Century Justice: Rethinking Investigations, Trials, and Victimhood

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Register for the 2020 Cooper-Walsh Colloquium Today!

The Fordham Urban Law Journal presents the 2020 Cooper-Walsh Colloquium, “The Impacts of Financial Crisis […]

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Unpacking Adverse Possession and Ownership as Crude Legal Functionalisms: Starecheski on the Lower East Side Squatters

Spotlight: Authors Robert Thomas and Ilya Somin Share Their Experiences Publishing with FULJ

2019 Cooper-Walsh Colloquium Round-up (Part 1)

Banning Plastic Bags Under the New York “Home Rule”

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47.3 is out now! 👩‍⚖️👨‍⚖️ Congrats Fordham Law class of 2020!

Read more of Crystal Grant’s “COVID-19’s Imp Read more of Crystal Grant’s “COVID-19’s Impact on Students With Disabilities in Under-Resourced School Districts” in the 48.1 Fordham Urban Law Journal! 
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Read more of Kele Stewart and Robert Latham’s “COVID-19 Reflections on Resilience and Reform in the Child Welfare System” in the 48.1 Fordham Urban Law Journal! 
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Read more of Nicole Smith Futrell’s “Decarcera Read more of Nicole Smith Futrell’s “Decarcerating New York City: Lessons From a Pandemic” in the 48.1 Fordham Urban Law Journal! 
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