Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Introduction: Making Knowledge Count 3
5. Advocacy and Human Rights
6. Advocacy and Human Rights 23
7. Human Rights Advocacy in a Repressive Context: Chile, 1973–89 28
8. The Policy Maker and the Advocate: Case Studies in Refugee Policy 54
9. Advocacy and Race Relations 74
10. Social Empowerment and the Advocate
11. Social Empowerment and the Advocate 95
12. “Town”/“Gown” and Community Relations: Case Studies of Social Empowerment 100
13. Developing a Labour Point of View: Advocacy and the Labour Movement 119
14. Critical Pedagogy and Education for Work 136
15. From Advocacy to Social Movements
16. From Advocacy to Social Movements 155
17. Day Care, Trade Unions, and the Women’s Movement: Trade Union Women Organize for Change 159
18. Why is the Feminist Movement Still Politically Marginal? 182
19. The Observers and the Observed–Advocacy and Method
20. The Observers and the Observed–Advocacy and Method 205
21. Advocating Peace 209
22. Advocacy as a Form of Social Science 223
23. Policy Research, Advocacy, and Human Rights in Canada 232
24. Index 245
25. Contributors 251