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A Jurisprudence of Nonviolence
In A Jurisprudence of Nonviolence, Loyola Law School Professor Yxta Maya Murray develops a legal theory of nonviolence, using the work of cultural feminists, Mohandas Gandhi, Martin Luther King, critical race theorists, and queer legal theorists. Professor Murray essays a definition of “violence” an
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