Gary Peller

Education and early career

Academic work and influence

Selected bibliography

• Gary Peller & Mark V. Tushnet, State Action and a New Birth of Freedom, 92 Geo. L.J. 779-817.
• Gary Peller, A Subversive Strand of the Warren Court, 59 Wash. & Lee L. Rev. 1141-1165.
• Kimberle Crenshaw, Neil Gotanada, Gary Peller, Kendall Thomas, Critical Race Theory, The Key Writings that Formed the Movement. 1995, The New Press
• “The Ideology of the Substantive Criminal Law,” Summer Faculty Colloquia, Georgetown University Law Center,” July, 2001.
• Kimberle Crenshaw & Gary Peller, The Contradictions of Mainstream Constitutional Theory,” 45 U.C.L.A. L. Rev. 1683.
• “Public Imperialism and Private Resistance: Progressive Possibilities of the New Private Law,” 73 Denver L. Rev. 1001.
• “Cultural Imperialism and Race,” in A. Sarat, ed., Forty Years After Brown, Oxford University Press.
• “Criminal Law, Race, and the Idea of Bias: Transcending the Critical Tools of the Sixties,” 67 Tulane L. Rev. 2231.
• “Proof, Myth and Law: The Social Meaning of the Rodney King Verdict,” 70 Denver L. Rev. 548 .
• “The Discourse of Constitutional Degradation,” 81 Georgetown L. J. 313.
• “Notes Toward a Postmodern Nationalism,” 72 Illin. L. Rev. 664.
• “The New Public Law Movement: Moderation as a Postmodern Cultural Form,” 89 Michigan L. Rev. 231
• “Race Consciousness,” 1990 Duke L.J. 758. Reprinted in After Identity, D. Danielson & K. Engle, eds., Routledge and in Critical Race Theory: A Reader.
• “Reason and the Mob: The Politics of Representation,” 2 Tikkun 28. Reprinted in A Tikkun Anthology.
• “The Metaphysics of American Law,” 73 Cal. L. Rev. 1151, reprinted in Critical Legal Studies, J. Boyle ed..