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Many roads to justice : the law-related work of Ford Foundation grantees around the world
Contributor(s): McClymont, Mary [editor]
| Golub, Stephen [editor] | Ford Foundation.
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TextPublisher: New York : Ford Foundation, 2000Description: x, 361 páginas.ISBN: 0916584542.Subject(s): Ford Foundation | Derechos humanos | Libertades civilesDDC classification: 323 R628j
Contents:
Introduction : a guide to this volume |
1. Battling apartheid, building a new South Africa |
2. From dictatorship to democracy : law and social change in the Andean region and the southern cone of South America |
3. Rights into action : public interest litigation in the United States |
4. From the village to the university : legal activism in Bangladesh |
5. Contributing to legal reform in China |
6. Participatory justice in the Philippines |
7. Eastern Europe : funding strategies for public interest law in transitional societies |
8. University legal aid clinics : a growing international presence with manifold benefits |
9. Public interest litigation : an international perspective |
10. Nonlawyers as legal resources for their communities |
11. Laying the groundwork : uses of law-related research |
12. Weathering the storm : NGOs adapting to major political transitions |
| Item type | Current location | Collection | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Libro (general) | Biblioteca Central UNIBE | General | 323 R628j (Browse shelf) | Ej. 1 | Available | 230213 |
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Incluye índice (páginas: 347-361)
Introduction : a guide to this volume |
1. Battling apartheid, building a new South Africa |
2. From dictatorship to democracy : law and social change in the Andean region and the southern cone of South America |
3. Rights into action : public interest litigation in the United States |
4. From the village to the university : legal activism in Bangladesh |
5. Contributing to legal reform in China |
6. Participatory justice in the Philippines |
7. Eastern Europe : funding strategies for public interest law in transitional societies |
8. University legal aid clinics : a growing international presence with manifold benefits |
9. Public interest litigation : an international perspective |
10. Nonlawyers as legal resources for their communities |
11. Laying the groundwork : uses of law-related research |
12. Weathering the storm : NGOs adapting to major political transitions |
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