COHEN, continued
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contents
Introduction to Volume
2 
Michael J. Cripps and Cynthia Haller
Reading The Forbidden
Stories as Feminist Writing
Jacqueline Herranz Brooks
The Rockefeller Drug
Laws: Will They Ever Change?
Hilary Cohen
What Role Did Guards
Play in Gulags?
Cathy Jedruczek
Ulysses
Contracts: Bound to Treatment or Free to Choose?
Namita Puran
Is the Treatment of
HIV with Protease Inhibitors
Superior to that of Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors?
Fiona Smith
Can Surgery
for Intersex Babies be Justified?
Latesha Switzer
