The Wisconsin International Law Journal has recently published a special edition on Cause Lawyers in Asia (Issue 3, Fall 2013). The volume includes the following contributions:
Mobilizing Law for Justice in
Asia: A Comparative Approach
Frank W. Munger, Scott
L. Cummings and Louise G. Trubek
New Paths to Justice: A Tale of Social Justice
Lawyering in Bangladesh
The Call of the Times: Strategic Public Interest
Lawyering during the Arroyo Regime in the Philippines (2001-2010)
H. Harry L. Roque
TRAFCORD and Its Participation in the Promotion of
Human Rights to Counter Human Trafficking in Thailand
Duean Wongsa
Social Justice Lawyering and the Meaning of Indian
Constitutionalism: A Case Study of the Alternative Law Forum
Protecting Community Rights: Prospects for Public
Interest Lawyering in Mongolia
Monkey in a Wig: Loyarburok, Undimsia, Public
Interest Litigation and beyond
Tim Lindsey and Melissa
Crouch
Of Absences, Masks, and Exceptions: Cause Lawyering
in Singapore
Jothie Rajah and Arun
K Thiruvengadam
The Jurifidication of Cause Advocacy in Socialist Asia:
Vietnam as a Case Study
John Gillespie
Not Just Defending; Advocating for Law in Myanmar
Nick Cheesman and Kyaw Minn San
Sleeping with Dragons; Politically Embedded Lawyers
Suing the Chinese State
John Wagner Givens
A Short History of the American Bar Association
Rule of Law Initiative's Technical Assistance Approach
Jennifer Rasmussen