The USD School of Law faculty publishes regularly in some of the nation's top academic journals. Check out featured scholarship from some of the most distinguished scholars in their respective fields.
McGowan, Miranda
Journal Articles
- The Democratic Deficit of Dobbs, 55 Loyola University Chicago Law Journal 91 (2023)
- The Parent Trap: Equality, Sex, and Partnership in Law Firms, 102 Marquette Law Review 1195 (2019)
- Can Citizenship Reinvigorate the Fight for Gender Equality?, 28 Constitutional Commentary 139 (2012)
- Lifting the Veil on Rigorous Rational Basis Scrutiny, 96 Marquette Law Review 377 (2012)
- Do As I Say, Not as I Do: An Empirical investigation of Justice Scalia's Ordinary Meaning Methodology for Interpreting Statutes, 78 Mississippi Law Journal 1301 (2008)
- Testing the “Model Minority Myth", 100 Northwestern University Law Review 331 (2006) (with Lindgren)
- Against Interpretation, 42 San Diego Law Review 711 (2005)
- American Democracy: A Model Oxymoron, 20 Constitutional Commentary 631 (2004)
- From Outlaws to Ingroup: Romer, Lawrence, and the Inevitable Normativity of Group Recognition, 88 Minnesota Law Review 1312 (2004)
- Certain Illusions about Speech: Why the Free-Speech Critique of Hostile Work Environment Harassment is Wrong, 19 Constitutional Commentary 391 (2003)
- Property's Portrait of a Lady, 85 Minnesota Law Review 1037 (2001)
- Reconsidering the Americans with Disabilities Act, 35 Georgia Law Review 27 (2000)
- Diversity of What?, 55 Representations 129 (1996)
- Affirmative Action for Whom?, 47 Stanford Law Review 855 (1995) (with Brest)
- What's Sex Got To Do with It?, 47 Stanford Law Review 565 (1995)
Other Print and Electronic Media
- Justices' Questions Probe Core Constitutional Issue, San Diego Union-Tribune (2012)
- Court's Day Is Heavy on Technical Argument, San Diego Union-Tribune (2012)
- Obamacare's Day in Court: What Kind of Conservatism Will Win?, San Diego Union-Tribune (2012)
- Moving Past the Proposition 8 Vote, San Diego Union-Tribune (2008) (with McGowan)