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The revolution will not be litigated : people power and legal power in the 21st century / edited by Katie Redford and Mark Gevisser ; with a foreword by Jane Fonda.
- Format:
- Book
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Law--Political aspects.
- Law.
- Social justice.
- Political participation.
- Civil rights lawyers.
- Political activists.
- Physical Description:
- x, 349 pages ; 23 cm
- Place of Publication:
- New York : OR Books, [2023]
- Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: Some Personal Reflections on People Power and Legal Power: A Foreword / Jane Fonda
- "It Takes A Lawyer, an Activist, and a Storyteller ...": An Introduction to This Book / Mark Gevisser
- CASE STUDY
- -HUMAN RIGHTS: DOE v. UNOCAL
- From Burma to the Bench: The Activist's Perspective on Doe v. Unocal / Ka Hsaw Wa
- The Revolution Will Not Be Litigated: The Lawyer's Perspective on Doe v. Unocal / Katie Redford
- LAWYERS ON PEOPLE POWER
- Leadership and Learning Lessons in the Black Lives Matter Movement / Justin Hansford
- Who Owns The Streets?: Ending Discriminatory Policing in New York City / Baher Azwiy
- Five Key Ways a Legal Strategy Can Help a Movement / Baber Azmy
- Law, Revolution, and the Rights of Detainees in Lebanon / Ghida Frangieh
- What it Means to Be a "Human Rights Lawyer" in Putin's Russia / Mark Gevisser
- Law, Information, and Power: On Being Julian Assange's Lawyer / Jennifer Robinson
- Building Spaces of Hope: Working for Indigenous Peoples' Rights in Mexico / Alejandro Ancheita
- The River Brings Oil: Working for Indigenous Peoples' Rights in the Peruvian Amazon / Benjamin Hoffman
- Holding China Accountable for Environmental Pollution at Home and Abroad / Jingjing Zhang
- The Decriminalization of Homosexuality in Kenya / Mark Gevisser
- -FINANCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY: THE WORLD BANK
- From Narmada to Tata Mundra in India: The Activist's Perspective / Joe Athialy
- Narrative Justice and Financial Accountability: The Lawyer's Perspective / David Hunter
- ACTIVISTS ON LEGAL POWER
- Jonny and Me: Three Decades of Debating the Law and Social Movements / Robin Gorna
- South Africa's AIDS Treatment Action Campaign: Rethinking Law's Relationship with Social Justice Movements / Mark Heywood
- Repeal the Eighth!: The Fight for Reproductive Rights in Ireland and Globally / Eimear Sparks
- The Rule of Law vs. Poland's Repressive "Law and Justice" Regime / Eimear Sparks
- Ending Female Genital Cutting: What about the Law? / Julia Lalla-Maharajh
- Law and Stones: Sex Workers' Rights in Kenya / Phelister Abdalla
- A Community, Its Abusive Chief, and the Role of the Law: The Story of Nwoase in Ghana / Nana Ama Nketia-Quaidoo
- Standing Up at Standing Rock: An Indigenous Warrior's Experience / Katie Redford
- CLIMATE EMERGENCY
- Why Climate Lawyers Need to Break the Law: The Lawyer's Perspective / Farhana Yamin
- From Racial Apartheid to Climate Apartheid: The Veteran Activist's Perspective / Mark Gevisser
- On Being a Young Brown Woman on the Frontline: The Youth Activist's Perspective / Ayisha Siddiqa
- The Youth Climate Justice Movement: A Conversation / David Wicker
- Epilogue: Rules for Radical Lawyers / Katie Redford.
- ISBN:
- 9781682193747
- 1682193748
- OCLC:
- 1338830597
- Publisher Number:
- 99993364581
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