The Rights Revolution: Lawyers, Activists, and Supreme Courts in Comparative Perspective
Charles R. Epp explores the rights revolution through a comparative study of lawyers, activists, and supreme courts. The book considers how these influential participants shape rights-related legal change across different national and institutional settings, offering readers a broad perspective on law, courts, and social activism.
About This Book
The Rights Revolution examines the development of rights-centered legal change from a comparative perspective.
Charles R. Epp focuses on the roles of lawyers, activists, and supreme courts in shaping rights-related developments.
By placing these actors and institutions in comparative context, the book offers a framework for understanding how legal systems respond to rights claims.
It is suited to readers interested in law, courts, activism, and comparative political and legal studies.
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