Books
Animal Law and the Courts: A Reader
(edited by Taime L. Bryant, Rebecca J. Huss, David N. Cassuto).
Thomson West (2008).
Articles and Chapters
Transgenic Bioart, Animals and the Law, in
Leonardo's Choice: Genetic Technologies and Animals
(edited by Carol Gigliotti, Springer, 2011).
Full Text
Sacrificing the Sacrifice of Animals: Legal Personhood for Animals, the Status of Animals as Property, and the Presumed Primacy of Humans, 39
Rutgers Law Journal
247-330
(2008).
Full Text
False Conflicts, in
Animal Law and the Courts: A Reader
(edited by Taimie L. Bryant, Rebecca J. Huss, David N. Cassuto, Thomson West, 2008).
Full Text
Similarity or Difference as a Basis for Justice: Must Animals be Like Humans to be Legally Protected from Humans?, 70
Law & Contemporary Problems
207-254
(2007).
Full Text
Animals Unmodified: Defining Animals/Defining Human Obligations to Animals, 2006
University of Chicago Legal Forum
137-94
(2006).
Full Text
Trauma, Law, and Advocacy for Animals, 1
Journal of Animal Law and Ethics
63-138
(2006).
Full Text
Mythic Non-violence, 2
Journal of Animal Law
1-13
(2006).
Full Text
Family Models, Family Dispute Resolution and Family Law in Japan, 14
UCLA Pacific Basin Law Journal
1-27
(1995).
"Responsible" Husbands, "Recalcitrant" Wives, Retributive Judges: Judicial Management of Contested Divorce in Japan, 18
Journal of Japanese Studies
407-43
(1992).
For the Sake of the Country, for the Sake of the Family: The Oppressive Impact of Family Registration on Women and Minorities in Japan, 39
UCLA Law Review
109-68
(1991).
California in Okeru Kekkon Kyoyuzaisan ho to Rikon ho (Community Property Law and Divorce Law in California), 223
Kesu Kenkyu
18
(1990).
Oya-ko Shinju: Death at the Center of the Heart, 8
UCLA Pacific Basin Law Journal
1-31
(1990).
Sons and Lovers: Adoption in Japan, 38
American Journal of Comparative Law
299-336
(1990).
Marital Dissolution in Japan: Legal Obstacles and Their Impact, 17
Law in Japan
73-97
(1984).
Bunkajinruigakuteki Tachiba Yori Mita Kajichotei Seido (An Anthropological Perspective of the System of Family Dispute Mediation), 195
Kesu Kenkyu
40-71
(1983).
Other
Book Review, 41
Harvard Law Bulletin
26-7
(1990).
Reviewing
The Transformation of Family Law: State, Law, and Family in the United States and Western Europe, by Mary A. Glendon.
Book Review, 48
Journal of Asian Studies
798-9
(1989).
Reviewing
Legal Pluralism: Toward a General Theory through Japanese Legal Culture, by Masaji Chiba.
Mediation of Divorce Disputes in the Japanese Family Court System: With Emphasis on the Tokyo Family Court.
Univ. of California. Ph.D. Dissertation, UCLA (1984).