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This chapter relies upon the tension of law as authority and law as a field across other tensions in representing law. Calvin Morrill and Kelsey Mayo's chapter delineates iconic work by citation counts. They recognize that citation counts result in an emphasis on work by white male scholars at elite universities in the United States. In relying on exemplars, it is easy to miss what the biologist,...
Casework in the United States in social welfare programs has been limited in what caseworkers can do, as what they do has been tightly structured by rules. Recently, scholars have argued that episodic assistance in disaster brings sympathy in public policy more than restriction. The sympathy after disaster brings new money, and individual assistance is in turn the subject of casework. This article...
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