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First published in 2006, this book brings together some of the most innovative and important research on civil rights law and legality and draws on narratives of individuals to provide an understanding of what happens when law interacts with other forms of social organization.
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First published in 2006, this book brings together some of the most innovative and important research on civil rights law and legality and draws on narratives of individuals to provide an understanding of what happens when law interacts with other forms of social organization.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 240
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. Februar 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 381g
- ISBN-13: 9781138621121
- ISBN-10: 1138621129
- Artikelnr.: 69898874
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 240
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. Februar 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 381g
- ISBN-13: 9781138621121
- ISBN-10: 1138621129
- Artikelnr.: 69898874
Laura Beth Nielsen
Contents: Preface: On legal rights consciousness: a challenging analytical
tradition, Michael Mccann. Introduction: a constitutive perspective of
rights, Benjamin Fleury-Steiner and Laura Beth Nielsen.Part I Rights in
Practice: 'That's Right': Truth, justice, and the legal consciousness of
educational activists, Idit Kostiner; Who manages feminist-inspired
reform?: an in-depth look at Title IX coordinators, Judith Taylor; Legal
consciousness and workplace rights, Catherine Albiston; LGBT family rights,
legal consciousness, and the dilemma of difference, Kimberly D. Richman;
Consciousness in context: employees' views of sexual harassment grievance
procedures, Anna-Maria Marshall. Part II Contested Rights: On-the-job
sexual harassment: how labels enable men to discriminate through sexual
harassment and exclusion, Elizabeth A. Hoffmann; The 'Seesaw Effect' from
racial profiling to depolicing: toward a critical cultural theory, Frank
Rudy Cooper; Keeping rights alive: the struggle for HIV infected prisoners,
Benjamin Fleury-Steiner and Jessica Hodge.Part III The Future of Rights
Research: When the saints go marching in: legal consciousness and prison
experiences of conscientious objectors to military service in Israel, Hadar
Aviram; Time, legal consciousness and power: the case of France's 35 work
hour workweek laws, J me P'sse; The power of place: public space and rights
consciousness, Laura Beth Nielsen; Index.
tradition, Michael Mccann. Introduction: a constitutive perspective of
rights, Benjamin Fleury-Steiner and Laura Beth Nielsen.Part I Rights in
Practice: 'That's Right': Truth, justice, and the legal consciousness of
educational activists, Idit Kostiner; Who manages feminist-inspired
reform?: an in-depth look at Title IX coordinators, Judith Taylor; Legal
consciousness and workplace rights, Catherine Albiston; LGBT family rights,
legal consciousness, and the dilemma of difference, Kimberly D. Richman;
Consciousness in context: employees' views of sexual harassment grievance
procedures, Anna-Maria Marshall. Part II Contested Rights: On-the-job
sexual harassment: how labels enable men to discriminate through sexual
harassment and exclusion, Elizabeth A. Hoffmann; The 'Seesaw Effect' from
racial profiling to depolicing: toward a critical cultural theory, Frank
Rudy Cooper; Keeping rights alive: the struggle for HIV infected prisoners,
Benjamin Fleury-Steiner and Jessica Hodge.Part III The Future of Rights
Research: When the saints go marching in: legal consciousness and prison
experiences of conscientious objectors to military service in Israel, Hadar
Aviram; Time, legal consciousness and power: the case of France's 35 work
hour workweek laws, J me P'sse; The power of place: public space and rights
consciousness, Laura Beth Nielsen; Index.
Contents: Preface: On legal rights consciousness: a challenging analytical
tradition, Michael Mccann. Introduction: a constitutive perspective of
rights, Benjamin Fleury-Steiner and Laura Beth Nielsen.Part I Rights in
Practice: 'That's Right': Truth, justice, and the legal consciousness of
educational activists, Idit Kostiner; Who manages feminist-inspired
reform?: an in-depth look at Title IX coordinators, Judith Taylor; Legal
consciousness and workplace rights, Catherine Albiston; LGBT family rights,
legal consciousness, and the dilemma of difference, Kimberly D. Richman;
Consciousness in context: employees' views of sexual harassment grievance
procedures, Anna-Maria Marshall. Part II Contested Rights: On-the-job
sexual harassment: how labels enable men to discriminate through sexual
harassment and exclusion, Elizabeth A. Hoffmann; The 'Seesaw Effect' from
racial profiling to depolicing: toward a critical cultural theory, Frank
Rudy Cooper; Keeping rights alive: the struggle for HIV infected prisoners,
Benjamin Fleury-Steiner and Jessica Hodge.Part III The Future of Rights
Research: When the saints go marching in: legal consciousness and prison
experiences of conscientious objectors to military service in Israel, Hadar
Aviram; Time, legal consciousness and power: the case of France's 35 work
hour workweek laws, J me P'sse; The power of place: public space and rights
consciousness, Laura Beth Nielsen; Index.
tradition, Michael Mccann. Introduction: a constitutive perspective of
rights, Benjamin Fleury-Steiner and Laura Beth Nielsen.Part I Rights in
Practice: 'That's Right': Truth, justice, and the legal consciousness of
educational activists, Idit Kostiner; Who manages feminist-inspired
reform?: an in-depth look at Title IX coordinators, Judith Taylor; Legal
consciousness and workplace rights, Catherine Albiston; LGBT family rights,
legal consciousness, and the dilemma of difference, Kimberly D. Richman;
Consciousness in context: employees' views of sexual harassment grievance
procedures, Anna-Maria Marshall. Part II Contested Rights: On-the-job
sexual harassment: how labels enable men to discriminate through sexual
harassment and exclusion, Elizabeth A. Hoffmann; The 'Seesaw Effect' from
racial profiling to depolicing: toward a critical cultural theory, Frank
Rudy Cooper; Keeping rights alive: the struggle for HIV infected prisoners,
Benjamin Fleury-Steiner and Jessica Hodge.Part III The Future of Rights
Research: When the saints go marching in: legal consciousness and prison
experiences of conscientious objectors to military service in Israel, Hadar
Aviram; Time, legal consciousness and power: the case of France's 35 work
hour workweek laws, J me P'sse; The power of place: public space and rights
consciousness, Laura Beth Nielsen; Index.