Barbara A Babb
Biographic Data
| ID | 9117155 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Barbara A Babb |
| GIVEN NAMES | Barbara A |
| FAMILY NAME | Babb |
| SIGNATURE | BABB B A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Baltimore |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 23 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Building bridges, breaking silos: Celebrating the legacy of Marsha Kline Pruett
This January 2026 issue of Family Court Review marks the last for which Marsha Kline Pruett serves as Social Science Editor. Marsha has worked conscientiously and enthusiastically in this role since her debut in the April 2019 issue. Those of us who have worked closely with Marsha during that time want to express to her and to our readers how very much she has meant to us and to the ongoing success of the journal. As Marsha shared in her “Introdu…
Here's to you, Peter Salem
January 2024
July 2024
Happy summer (or winter) Family Court Review readers. Wherever you are in the world, we feel certain that you will find this July issue of FCR one that is chock full of new information and thought-provoking analysis. We have a special issue on parenting education, a topic that has gone pretty quiet after being intensively studied in the early part of the century. We then turn to a modern topic that is only beginning to see its due through a secon…
International judicial symposium on family court reform: Final report
On May 30, 2023, the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC) and the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges (NCJFCJ) co‐sponsored an international symposium to explore the subject of family court reform. Twenty‐eight judges representing eight countries and including numerous North American states and provinces met in Los Angeles, California, to identify the most pressing challenges facing family courts and to document p…
October 2024
Welcome, readers, to the October Family Court Review. This issue once again promises to deliver quality interdisciplinary scholarship, including a special issue, a special feature, two additional articles, and three student notes. Also, we are very pleased that several of the articles offer an international perspective that enhances this month's compilation. The special issue articles are those related to the American Bar Association's Youth at R…
April 2024
unwavering support of and enormous contributions to FCR, which have assisted in propelling the journal to the exemplary status among family law academics, researchers, and practitioners that it
July 2023
Welcome to our readers! The July 2023 issue of Family Court Review features an immediate and highly concerning problem discussed in scholarly circles, in practitioners' fora, and among all professionals involved with families inside and outside the legal system. Adolescent mental health has taken a hard hit from both COVID-19 and all of the social and psychological forces impacting families at the current time. Drastic times call for bold measure…
April 2023
October 2023
January 2023
Family Court Review is the leading interdisciplinary academic and research journal for family law professionals. The journal provides comprehensive coverage of family court practice, theory, research, and legal opinion
April 2022
Family Court Review is the leading interdisciplinary academic and research journal for family law professionals. The journal provides comprehensive coverage of family court practice, theory, research, and legal opinion
July 2022
January 2022
January 2021
Family Court Review is the leading interdisciplinary academic and research journal for family law professionals. The journal provides comprehensive coverage of family court practice, theory, research, and legal opinion
Family Law and Therapeutic Jurisprudence: A Caring Combination—Introduction to the July 2021 Special Issue of Family Court Review
Therapeutic jurisprudence, referred to as TJ, has its origins in mental health law and now applies internationally to every area of law, including family law. This article briefly defines TJ, discusses its relevance to family law, and introduces FCR readers to the eight special issue articles. The publications describe TJ's connection to family law in various contexts and from several countries, including Singapore, Ireland, New Zealand, Israel, …
April 2021
Family Court Review is the leading interdisciplinary academic and research journal for family law professionals. The journal provides comprehensive coverage of family court practice, theory, research, and legal opinion
July 2021
Family Court Review is the leading interdisciplinary academic and research journal for family law professionals. The journal provides comprehensive coverage of family court practice, theory, research, and legal opinion
October 2021
July 2020
Family Court Review is the leading interdisciplinary academic and research journal for family law professionals. The journal provides comprehensive coverage of family court practice, theory, research, and legal opinion
January 2020
Family Court Review is the leading interdisciplinary academic and research journal for family law professionals. The journal provides comprehensive coverage of family court practice, theory, research, and legal opinion
October 2020
April 2020
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July 2020
Family Court Review is the leading interdisciplinary academic and research journal for family law professionals. The journal provides comprehensive coverage of family court practice, theory, research, and legal opinion
January 2020
Family Court Review is the leading interdisciplinary academic and research journal for family law professionals. The journal provides comprehensive coverage of family court practice, theory, research, and legal opinion
October 2020
April 2020
January 2021
Family Court Review is the leading interdisciplinary academic and research journal for family law professionals. The journal provides comprehensive coverage of family court practice, theory, research, and legal opinion
Family Law and Therapeutic Jurisprudence: A Caring Combination—Introduction to the July 2021 Special Issue of Family Court Review
Therapeutic jurisprudence, referred to as TJ, has its origins in mental health law and now applies internationally to every area of law, including family law. This article briefly defines TJ, discusses its relevance to family law, and introduces FCR readers to the eight special issue articles. The publications describe TJ's connection to family law in various contexts and from several countries, including Singapore, Ireland, New Zealand, Israel, …
April 2021
Family Court Review is the leading interdisciplinary academic and research journal for family law professionals. The journal provides comprehensive coverage of family court practice, theory, research, and legal opinion
July 2021
Family Court Review is the leading interdisciplinary academic and research journal for family law professionals. The journal provides comprehensive coverage of family court practice, theory, research, and legal opinion
October 2021
April 2022
Family Court Review is the leading interdisciplinary academic and research journal for family law professionals. The journal provides comprehensive coverage of family court practice, theory, research, and legal opinion
July 2022
January 2022
July 2023
Welcome to our readers! The July 2023 issue of Family Court Review features an immediate and highly concerning problem discussed in scholarly circles, in practitioners' fora, and among all professionals involved with families inside and outside the legal system. Adolescent mental health has taken a hard hit from both COVID-19 and all of the social and psychological forces impacting families at the current time. Drastic times call for bold measure…
April 2023
October 2023
January 2023
Family Court Review is the leading interdisciplinary academic and research journal for family law professionals. The journal provides comprehensive coverage of family court practice, theory, research, and legal opinion
Here's to you, Peter Salem
January 2024
July 2024
Happy summer (or winter) Family Court Review readers. Wherever you are in the world, we feel certain that you will find this July issue of FCR one that is chock full of new information and thought-provoking analysis. We have a special issue on parenting education, a topic that has gone pretty quiet after being intensively studied in the early part of the century. We then turn to a modern topic that is only beginning to see its due through a secon…
International judicial symposium on family court reform: Final report
On May 30, 2023, the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC) and the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges (NCJFCJ) co‐sponsored an international symposium to explore the subject of family court reform. Twenty‐eight judges representing eight countries and including numerous North American states and provinces met in Los Angeles, California, to identify the most pressing challenges facing family courts and to document p…
October 2024
Welcome, readers, to the October Family Court Review. This issue once again promises to deliver quality interdisciplinary scholarship, including a special issue, a special feature, two additional articles, and three student notes. Also, we are very pleased that several of the articles offer an international perspective that enhances this month's compilation. The special issue articles are those related to the American Bar Association's Youth at R…
April 2024
unwavering support of and enormous contributions to FCR, which have assisted in propelling the journal to the exemplary status among family law academics, researchers, and practitioners that it
Building bridges, breaking silos: Celebrating the legacy of Marsha Kline Pruett
This January 2026 issue of Family Court Review marks the last for which Marsha Kline Pruett serves as Social Science Editor. Marsha has worked conscientiously and enthusiastically in this role since her debut in the April 2019 issue. Those of us who have worked closely with Marsha during that time want to express to her and to our readers how very much she has meant to us and to the ongoing success of the journal. As Marsha shared in her “Introdu…
Sociology (17 works) · Citation (15 works) · Computer Science (15 works) · Library science (15 works) · Discrimination and Equality Law (13 works) · Reproductive Health and Technologies (8 works) · Psychology (6 works) · LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy (5 works) · Feminist Theory and Gender Studies (4 works) · Ethics and Legal Issues in Pediatric Healthcare (3 works)