Contents -- Contributors -- 1. State Transformation, Globalization, and the Possibilities of Cause Lawyering: An Introduction -- I. Global Developments/Local Contests: New Opportunities/New Challenges -- 2. Two Worlds of Ghanaian Cause Lawyers -- 3. From the Fight for Legal Rights to the Promotion of Human Rights: Israeli and Palestinian Cause Lawyers in the Trenches of Globalization -- 4. Taking on Goliath: Why Personal Injury Litigation May Represent the Future of Transnational Cause Lawyering -- 5. Cause Lawyering in the Shadow of the State: A U.S. Immigration Example -- II. Globalization and State Transformation: Patterns of Conflict and Cooperation between Cause Lawyers and the State -- 6. Cause Lawyers in a Cold Climate: The Impact(s) of Globalization on the United Kingdom -- 7. State Transformation and the Struggle for Symbolic Capital: Cause Lawyers, the Organized Bar, and Capital Punishment in the United States -- 8. Cause Lawyers, Clients, and the State: Congress as a Forum for Cause Lawyering during the Enactment of the Americans with Disabilities Act -- 9. The Global Language of Human Rights: Patterns of Cooperation between State and Civil Rights Lawyers in Israel -- 10. Legal Advocacy, Global Engagement: The Impact of Land Claims Advocacy on the Recognition of Property Rights in the South African Constitution -- 11. State-Oriented and Community-Oriented Lawyering for a Cause: A Tale of Two Strategies -- III. The Globalization of Cause Lawyering -- 12. Latin American Cause-Lawyering Networks -- 13. The Politics of Imported Rights: Transplantation and Transformation in an Israeli Environmental Cause-Lawyering Organization -- 14. Constructing Law Out of Power: Investing in Human Rights as an Alternative Political Strategy -- 15. Cause Lawyering and Democracy in Transnational Perspective: A Postcript -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E.

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