I'm delighted to report that the March 2018 issue of the American Journal of Legal History is up on the web and that the hard copy will be arriving in subscribers' mailboxes shortly. The table of contents is as follows:
Editorial, Alfred L. Brophy and Stefan Vogenauer
Articles
Daniel R. Ernst, ‘‘In a Democracy We Should Distribute the Lawyers’’: The Campaign for a Federal Legal Service, 1933–1945
Penney Lewis, The Lawfulness of Gender Reassignment Surgery
Timothy Milford, ‘‘Patent Property’’: The Fulton Lawyers and the Franchising of Progress
Deborah A. Rosen, Slavery, Race, and Outlawry: The Concept of the Outlaw in Nineteenth-Century Abolitionist Rhetoric
Book Reviews
Claire Zalc, De´naturalise´s. Les retraits de nationalite´ sous Vichy reviewed by Guillaume Richard
Alec Stone Sweet and Florian Grisel, The Evolution of International Arbitration: Judicialization, Governance, Legitimacy, reviewed by Mikae¨l Schinazi
Antonio Padoa-Schioppa, Storia del diritto in Europa. Dal medioevo all’eta` contemporanea and Antonio Padoa-Schioppa, A History of Law in Europe: From the Early Middle Ages to the Twentieth Century, reviewed by Annamaria Monti
Olivier Jouanjan and E´lisabeth Zoller, eds., Le « moment 1900 »: Critique sociale et sociologique du droit en Europe et aux E´tats-Unis, reviewed by Laetitia Guerlain
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