Maria Linda Ontiveros

Maria Ontiveros's SSRN Page

Representative Publications:

Books

Employment Discrimination Law: Cases and Materials on Equality in the Workplace, 7th ed. ([St. Paul, Minn.]: Thomson⁄West, c2004, with statutory supplement and other supplementary materials) (with Robert Belton, Dianne Avery, and Roberto L. Corrada).

Book Chapters

"Immigrant Workers and the Thirteenth Amendment," in Tsesis, Alexander, Promises of Liberty: Thirteenth Amendment Abolitionism and Contemporary Relevance (Columbia University Press, forthcoming 2008).

"Harassment of Female Farmworkers: Can the Legal System Help?" in Sharon Harley, ed., Women's Labor in the Global Economy: Speaking In Multiple Voices (New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers University Press, c2007), at 103 [Pre-publication SSRN abstract.]

Ontiveros, Maria L., "Female Immigrant Workers and the Law: Limits and Opportunities," in Dorothy Sue Cobble, ed., The Sex Of Class: Women Transforming American Labor (Ithaca: ILR Press, 2007), at 235

Articles

"The Thirteenth Amendment and Access to Education for Children of Undocumented Workers: A New Look at Plyler v. Doe," 42 University of San Francisco Law Review --- (forthcoming, 2008) (with Joshua R. Drexler).

"Out of the Shadows and into the Spotlight: Immigrants and Organized Labor," 11 WorkingUSA: The Journal of Labor and Society 157 (forthcoming, 2008).

"Immigrant Rights and the Thirteenth Amendment," 16(2) New Labor Forum 26 (Spring 2007)

Noncitizen Immigrant Labor and the Thirteenth Amendment: Challenging Guest Worker Programs (Symposium: A New Birth of Freedom: The Thirteenth Amendment — Past, Present and Future.), 38 University of Toledo Law Review 923 (2007)

Harassment of Female Farmworkers — Can the Legal System Help? (SSRN Working paper.)

Female Immigrant Workers and the Law: Limits and Opportunities (SSRN Working paper.)

"Immigrant Workers' Rights in a Post-Hoffman World: Organizing Around the Thirteenth Amendment," 18 Georgetown Immigration Law Journal 651 (2004)

"Work in the 21st Century — Creating the Social Architecture" (Symposium: Work in the 21st Century), 37 University of San Francisco Law Review 511 (2003) (introduction to symposium issue)

"Lessons from the Fields: Female Farmworkers and the Law," 55 Maine Law Review 157 (2003) (symposium issue)

"Introduction: Forging Our Identity: Transformative Resistance in the Areas of Work, Class, and the Law" (LatCrit IV Symposium: "Rotating Centers, Expanding Frontiers: LatCrit Theory and Marginal Intersections"), 33 U.C. Davis Law Review 1057 (2000)

"Adoptive Admissions and the Meaning of Silence: Continuing the Inquiry into Evidence Law and Issues of Race, Class, Gender, and Ethnicity," 28 Southwestern University Law Review 337 (1999)

"A Vision of Global Capitalism that Puts Women and People of Color at the Center," 3 Journal of Small and Emerging Business Law 27 (1999) (symposium issue)

"Rosa Lopez, David Letterman, Christopher Darden, and Me: Issues of Gender, Ethnicity, and Class in Evaluating Witness Credibility," 6 Hastings Women's Law Journal 135 (1995)

"Fictionalizing harassment⁄disclosing the truth" (Reviewing Michael Crichton's Disclosure and Celia Morris's Bearing Witness), 93 Michigan Law Review 1375 (May 1995)

"Three Perspectives on Workplace Harassment of Women of Color," 23 Golden Gate University Law Review 817 (1993) (reprinted in Critical Race Feminism: A Reader (1997) and in The Latino⁄A Condition: A Critical Reader (1998))

"To help those most in need: undocumented workers' rights and remedies under Title VII," 20 New York University Review of Law and Social Change 607 (1993⁄1994)

"The Myths of Market Forces, Mothers and Private Employment: The Parental Leave Veto," 1 Cornell Journal of Law & Public Policy 25 (1992)

Presentations & Symposia

Panelist, "Panel One: Women and Children First? New Strategies in Anti-trafficking Initiatives" (Symposium on gender equality, and labor and employment in the international context), 6 Georgetown Journal of Gender & the Law 193 (2005) (with Leslie Wolfe, Laura Lederer, and Joy Zarembka).