TNSF Bibliography • Articles / Law and Public Policy A—W

TNSF Naturist Bibliography

II. Law and Public Policy A—W

  • Anonymous. “Cover Up in Arkansas,” State Legislatures 25.3 (March 1999): 11
  • B., J. J. “Criminal Law and Procedure: Indecent Exposure: Nudism,” Michigan Law Review 33.6 (April 1935): 936-942
  • Bann, Steven P. “Photos of Children in Nudist Magazines Qualify for First Amendment Protection,” New Jersey Law Journal 162.5 (Oct. 30, 2000): 66
  • Barcan, Ruth. “Female Exposure and the Protesting Woman,” Cultural Studies Review 8.2 (November 2002): 66-82
  • Brogdon, Aaron. “Improper Application of First-Amendment Scrutiny to Conduct-based Public Nudity Laws: City of Erie v. Pap’s A.M. Perpetuates the Confusion Created by Barnes V. Glen Theatre, Inc.,” BYU Journal of Public Law 17.1 (Winter 2002): 89-112
  • Chenoweth, P[riscilla]. R[ead]. “Government—Beaches—Constitutional Law—Municipalities—Public Nudity,” New Jersey Law Journal 165.2 (July 9, 2001): 57
  • Conway, David A. “Law, Liberty and Indecency,” in Oremland, E. and J. D. Oremland, eds., Philosophy 49.188 (April 1974): 135-147
  • Duffy, Shannon P. “Nudist Magazines with Photos of Kids Not Obscene, Circuit Says,” New Jersey Law Journal162.5 (October 30, 2000): 8
  • Edelsward, L[isa]. M[arlene]. “We are More Open When We are Naked,” Ethnos 56.3-4 (1991): 189-199
  • Evans, R[hys]. “Paradise on the Margins or Paradise Lost? Tolerance, Permissiveness and Conflict on Wreck Beach,” Arkleton Research Papers No. 5 (University of Aberdeen, 2000): 1-31
  • Fahringer, Herald Price. “Equality in All Things: Drawing the Line on Nudity,” Criminal Law Bulletin 29.2 (March-April 1993): 137-146
  • Foley, Brenda. “Naked Politics: ‘Erie, PA v the Kandyland Club,” NWSA Journal 14.2 (Summer 2002): 1-17
  • Glazer, Reena N. “Women’s Body Image and the Law,” Duke Law Journal 43.1 (October 1993): 113-147
  • Ginsberg, A[llen]. and J[oseph]. Richey. “The Right to Depict Children in the Nude,” Aperture (Fall 1990): 41-49
  • Goodrich, Kristina. “Skinny Dipping: The Old Swimming Hole Breeds New Controversy,” Parks and Recreation15.5 (May 1980): 32-37, 81
  • Harker, George R. “Nude Bathing, No Controversy,” Parks and Recreation 22.8 (August 1987): 58-61
  • Hoffman, Brian. “‘A Certain Amount of Prudishness’: Nudist Magazines and the Legalization of American Obscenity Law, 1947-58,” Gender and History 22.3 (November 2010): 708-732
  • Kellam, Richard B. and Teri Scott Lovelace. “To Bare or Not to Bare: The Constitutionality of Local Ordinances Banning Nude Sunbathing,” University of Richmond Law Review 20.3 (Spring 1986): 589-628
  • Kozlowski, James C. “Does the Constitution Protect Nude Bathing at a Public Beach?” Parks and Recreation 25.5 (May 1990): 16
  • Kushner, David. “Property Interests in Nude Sunbathing,” Whittier Law Review 18.n2 (Spring 1997): 261-279
  • Linz, Daniel et al. “Testing Legal Assumptions Regarding the Effects of Dancer Nudity…,” Law and Human Behavior 24.5 (October 2000): 507-533
  • Martin, Richard. “The Deceit of Dress: Utopian Visions and the Arguments Against Clothing,” Utopian StudiesNo. 4 (1991): 79-84
  • McDowell, Jim. “Banning Belligerent Beach Bums: Howe Sound Homeowners Launch a Court Fight Against Nudists,” BC Report 3.48 (August 3, 1992): 20
  • Mitchell, Teresa. “Cold Cavorting: Judge Rules Against Couple Trying to Get Out of House Purchase After They Discover a Nude Beach Next Door,” LawNow 27.3 
  • Narvil, Jeffery C. “Revealing the Bare Necessities of Indecent Exposure,” Columbia Journal of Law and Social Problems 29.1 (Fall 1995): 85-116
  • Nevitt, Peter K. “The Legal Aspects of Nudism,” Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology 41.1 (May-June 1950): 57-61
  • Ohle, Mary Ann et al. “Skinnydippers vs. Wildlife,” The National Law Journal December 14, 1981 vol. 4, p. 39, column 4
  • Propst, Dennis B. and Maureen H. McDonough. “Role of Manager and Visitor Self-Interest in Wilderness Management: Nordhouse Dunes and Limits of Acceptable Change,” LARNet; The Cyber Journal of Applied Leisure and Recreation Research (September 2003)
  • Razzouk, Nabil and Victoria Seitz. “Nude Recreation in the U.S.: An Empirical Investigation,” in A. Ellis and A. Abarbanel, eds.,Journal of Hospitality and Leisure Marketing 10.3/4 (2003): 145-157
  • Reidinger, Paul. “Vagueness Out of Vogue: Courts Dispense with Loitering, Nudity Laws,” ABA Journal 74 (May 1, 1988): 128-129
  • Routledge, Paul. “Consuming Goa: Tourist Site as Dispensable Space,” Economic and Political Weekly 35.30 (July 22-28, 2000): 2647-2656
  • Rosenbury, Laura A. “Between Home and School,” University of Pennsylvania Law Review 155.4 (April 2007): 833-898
  • Schilleci Jr., Joseph P. “Freedom of Expression: Local Ordinance Restricting Appearing Nude in Public Places Is a Valid Restriction on Expression,” Cumberland Law Review 31.1 (Fall 2000): 175-190
  • Thomson, Mark. “Birthday (Law) Suits,” California Lawyers 8.7 (August 1988): 18
  • Watson, Irene. “Naked Peoples: Rules and Regulations,” Law Text Culture 4.1 (1998): 1-17
  • Whitman, James Q. “The Two Western Cultures of Privacy: Dignity versus Liberty,” The Yale Law Journal 113.6 (April 2004): 1151-1221
  • Wise, Stuart. “The Naked Truth About Sex Bias: Gloria Allred Sues Nudist Camps,” The National Law Journal v.9 (October 20, 1986): 47
  • Wolff, Jonathan. “Mill, Indecency and the Liberty Principle,” Utilitas 10.1 (March 1998): 1-6
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