The U.S. women's jury movements and strategic adaptation: a more just verdict

Abstract

1. Introduction: the women's jury movements and strategic adaptation 2. Theorizing social movement strategic adaptation 3. Broadening women's citizenship: a history of US women's rights 4. Responding to political defeats 5. Countering public opposition and indifference 6. Taking advantage of discursive and cultural opportunities 7. Turning the movement around 8. Comparing the movements: qualitative comparative analysis 9. Final thoughts on strategic adaptation and social movement strategy.

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