Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Acknowledgments vii
3. Contents ix
4. Contributors xi
5. Introduction: The Dynamics of Cause Lawyering 1
6. Section I. Causes and the Lawyers Who Serve Them
7. 1. Corporate Responsibility and the South African Drug Wars 37
8. 2. A Political-Professional Commitment? 63
9. 3. Professional Identity and Political Commitment among Lawyers for Conservative Causes 83
10. 4. Economic Libertarians, Property, and Institutions 112
11. 5. From Cause Lawyering to Resistance 147
12. Section II: Making a Practice
13. 6. Supporting a Cause, Developing a Movement, and Consolidating a Practice 171
14. 7. Exploring the Sources of Cause and Career Correspondence among Cause Lawyers 203
15. 8. Dilemmas of"Progressive" Lawyering 239
16. 9. Negotiating Cause Lawyering Potential in the Early Years of Corporate Practice 274
17. Section III. Strategy and Social Capital
18. 10. Cause Lawyers and Judicial Community in Israel 307
19. 11. Transgressive Cause Lawyering in the Developing World 349
20. 12. Cause Lawyering for Collective Justice 383
21. 13. Asylum Law Practice in the United Kingdom after the Human Rights Act 410
22. 14. ATLA Shrugged 425
23. Afterword: In the End, or the Cause of Law 463
24. Index 471