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TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface Clare Dalton Chapter One: Past, Present and Future Introduction Clare Dalton Progressive Lawyering: An Historical Perspective Edward A. Purcell, Jr. Chapter Two: Globalization and Markets: Political and Economic Perspectives Introduction Clare Dalton Political Responses to Globalization Robert B. Reich Models of Economic Globalization for the 21st Century Alice Amsden Chapter Three: Globalization and Human Rights: New Challenges for Lawyers and Legal Education Introduction Clare Dalton Human Rights and the Global Economy: The Promises and Failures of Globalization Hope Lewis Ethical Globalization, Human Rights, and the Education of Relevant Lawyers Deena R. Hurwitz Chapter Four: Using Markets for Progressive Ends: Community Economic Development, Microcredit and Microenterprise Introduction Clare Dalton Global Linkages in the Community Economic Development Field Scott Cummings Lawyering the Microcredit Industry: An Essay on Practice and Theory Rashmi Dyal-Chand The Market for Change: Community Economic Development on a Wider Stage Peter Pitegoff Chapter Five: Efficiency, Welfare and the State: Challenging Market Assumptions and Mechanisms Introduction Clare Dalton Changing, not Balancing, the Market: "Economic" Politics and "Social" Programs Martha McClusky Economic Dynamics and Progressive Lawyering David Driesen Bargaining and Distribution in Special Education Daniela Caruso Chapter Six: New Strategies for Governance: Regulation, Privatization and Participation Introduction Clare Dalton Corporate Governance and Global Governance: Progressive Possibilities in a Globalized World Dan Danielsen Rethinking Traditional Alignments: Privatization and Participatory Citizenship Orly Lobel Another view on European Integration: Distributive Stakes in the Harmonization of European Law Fernanda Nicola Chapter Seven: Bringing Human Rights Home Introduction Clare Dalton Emerging Paradigms of Protection for "Second Generation" Human Rights Jeanne M. Woods Progressive Lawyers and Human Rights: Using International and Comparative Law to Inform Domestic Decisions in U.S. Courts Martha F. Davis Law in the Name of Public Health: Ignoring Freedoms and Entitlements Wendy K. Mariner
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Law -- Social aspects -- United States.
International and municipal law -- United States.
Human rights.
Law and economic development.
Sociological jurisprudence.
Law and globalization.
Law and economics.