Recent elder law articles

Harp, Wendell M.  Comment.  America’s promise to provide health care access to the elderly and the Medicare Modernization Act.  50 How. L.J. 515-540 (2007).

Business Law Forum:  The Aging of the Baby Boomers and America’s Changing Retirement System.  Forum overview by Henry H. Drummonds; articles by Susan J. Stabile, Samuel Estreicher, Laurence Gold, Kathryn L. Moore, Dorothy A. Brown, Richard L. Kaplan and Katherine V.W. Stone; commentary by Jeffrey N. Gordon.  11 Lewis & Clark L. Rev. 267-494 (2007).

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Doron, Israel and Tal Golan.  Aging, globalization, and the legal construction of “residence”:  the case of old-age pensions in Israel.  15 Elder L.J. 1-50 (2007).

Jorgensen, Mike E.  The convicted felon as a guardian:  considering the alternatives of potential guardians with less-than-perfect records.  15 Elder L.J. 51-122 (2007).

Marmor, Theodore R. and Jerry L. Mashaw.  Understanding social insurance:  fairness, affordability, and the “modernization” of Social Security and Medicare.  [Reprint.]  15 Elder L.J. 123-151 (2007).

Satel, Sally L., M.D., and Benjamin E. Hippen, M.D.  When altruism is not enough:  the worsening organ shortage and what it means for the elderly.  15 Elder L.J. 153-204 (2007).

Al-Heeti, Roaa M.  Note.  Why nursing homes will not work:  caring for the needs of the aging Muslim American population.  15 Elder L.J. 205-231 (2007).

Goelitz, Jeffrey C.  Note.  Answering the call to support elderly kinship caregivers.  15 Elder L.J. 233-263 (2007).

Kim, Helen Y.  Note.  Do I really understand?  Cultural concerns in determining diminished competency.  15 Elder L.J. 265-292 (2007).

Wilson, David S.  Note.  First-aid for housing the low- and fixed-income elderly:  the case for resuscitating cooperative housing.  15 Elder L.J. 293-321 (2007).

Bridgeman, Jacquelyn L.  Seeing the old lady:  a new perspective on the age old problems of discrimination, inequality, and subordination.  27 B.C. Third World L.J. 263-323 (2007).

Grossman, Paul, Paul W. Cane Jr. and Ali Saad.  “Lies, damned lies, and statistics”:  how The Peter Principle warps statistical analysis of age discrimination claims.  22 Lab. Law. 251-270 (2007).

Note: list compiled by Jonathon Forman (Oklahoma)