Feminist Post-Liberalism argues that feminism and liberalism need each other, and that they can together better elucidate controversies in American politics, law, and women and politics. It develops a theory of feminist post- liberalism that is true to the principles of both ideologies--
Judith Baer critiques contemporary feminist legal scholarship for failing to address the real challenges women face, suggesting that feminists have distanced themselves from mainstream discourse. In "Our Lives Before the Law," she proposes a new feminist jurisprudence that seeks to reintegrate feminist thought into relevant discussions by creatively linking it with liberalism, aiming to revitalize its impact and relevance in society.