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Gerald N. RosenbergLaw · Non-Fiction
The Hollow Hope
The Hollow Hope
- Pages
- 534
- Published
- 1991
- Language
- English
Synopsis
Gerald N. Rosenberg challenges the widely held belief that courts are effective instruments for political and social change. He meticulously argues that efforts to achieve significant reforms in civil rights, abortion, and women's rights through the judicial system have largely failed. This book makes a compelling case for the power of traditional politics as the true driver of social change in America.
How it reads
Prose complexity 10/10
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Subjects
340/.115Cambio socialChangement socialCivil rightsCivil rights, united statesCourtsCourts, united statesCuestiones políticas y poder judicialDerechos civilesDerechos de la mujerDroitsDroits de l'hommeFemmesGeneral PracticeJurisprudenceJurisprudencia sociológicaMujeresParalegals & ParalegalismPolitical questions and judicial powerPolitique et pouvoir judiciairePractical GuidesReferenceSeparation of powersSocial changeSociological jurisprudenceSociologie juridiqueTribunauxUnited StatesWomen's rights
