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The Virginia Journal of Social Policy & the Law (VJSPL) is an essential resource for policymakers and organizations focused on social issues. As one of the nation’s leading public policy journals, VJSPL offers:
- Legal impact: Cited in federal district courts, state appellate courts, federal courts of appeal, and the U.S. Supreme Court.Cutting-edge analysis: Covers crucial topics like reproductive justice, LGBTQ+ rights, and racial discrimination.
- Diverse perspectives: Explores the intersection of law and social policy from various angles.
- Timely content: Publishes three print issues and three online releases annually, ensuring up-to-date information.
- Comprehensive coverage: Addresses healthcare, education, criminal justice, urban policy, immigration, and more.
- Scholarly rigor: Student-edited with contributions from leading experts in their fields.
Recent article highlights demonstrate VJSPL’s relevance to current policy issues:
“The College Town Advantage” by Regina C. E. Fairfax: Examines the impact of counting college students in college towns on voting and representation, proposing legal challenges and legislative adjustments.
“Striking Housing as a Ground for Family Separation” by Rose Wehrman: Explores legal and policy strategies to address housing-related family separations.
“The Conservative Court on the Unacceptable Perils in Second-Guessing FDA Safety Decisions” by Peter Grossi: Analyzes the implications of judicial review on FDA decisions, particularly in the context of the “Abortion Pill Case.”
By subscribing to VJSPL, your office or organization will gain access to well-researched, legally relevant, and policy-focused content that can inform decision-making and strengthen policy initiatives. Stay ahead of emerging social issues and legal trends with VJSPL’s authoritative analysis.
