The Dark Side of Litigation as a Social Movement Strategy

Catherine R. Albiston

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Judicial and Constitutional Studies Dispute Resolution and Class Actions Law, Economics, and Judicial Systems

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II. A NEW FRAMEWORK 62 A. INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL EFFECTS OF LITIGATION 62 B. THE EFFECTS OF LITIGATION ON SOCIAL MOVEMENTS VARY WITH OUTCOMES 66 C. UNDER WHAT CONDITIONS CAN LOSING BE WINNING? 70

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