Welcome to "Hope-Without-Borders"!
The blog is under construction, but I hope it will soon be a place to post items in and about the "multiple dimensions" in which we all live our lives. Among the areas I've been commenting on lately are international law, human rights, race, gender, culture, disability, accessible technology and the new media, the global economy, "development," TWAIL (Third World Approaches to International Law), film, music, and anything else that comes to mind on a given day.
Meanwhile, see my posts on IntLawGrrls, my abstracts and papers on SSRN, and my Northeastern faculty bio.
Human Rights and the Global Marketplace: Economic, Social, and Cultural Dimensions Jeanne M. Woods & Hope Lewis, eds., Transnational Publishers (Brill USA, 2005, is available here.
Academics: please note that there is a substantial discount from the retail price of the book for classroom adoptions of 10 or more. The Brill USA website also has instructions for obtaining examination or review copies.
See Professor Barbara Stark's Human Rights Quarterly review of our book here.
Thanks for visiting!
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- Hope Lewis
- To see my posts, place the following URL into your web broswer: http://www.intlawgrrls.blogspot.com/search/label/HL To download my papers or abstracts, paste this URL into your browser: http://ssrn.com/author=56058 For my bio, paste the following URL into your browser: http://northeastern.edu/law/academics/faculty/directory/lewis.html Transnational foremother: "Miss Lou" (for both my grandmother, Louise Stephenson, and for Jamaican poet/singer, satirist Louise Bennett-Coverley) Photo Credit for my photo: (c)2008; David Leifer.
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