Cesar Rodríguez-Garavito is an associate professor and founding director of the Program on Global Justice and Human Rights at the University of the Andes, Colombia, and a founding member of the Center for Law, Justice, and Society (Dejusticia). He is the author of numerous articles and co-editor of several books including Law and Society in Latin America (2015), Balancing Wealth and Health (2014) and Law and Globalization from Below (2005).
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Part I. Studying Impact: Activist Courts Addressing Radical Deprivation: 1. The impact of judicial activism on socioeconomic rights in the Global South: an analytical framework; 2. The case study: forced internal displacement and the intervention of the Colombian Constitutional Court; Part II. Direct, Indirect, Material, and Symbolic Effects: 3. The unlocking effect: judicial prodding and streamlining the government bureaucracy; 4. The policy effect: design and evaluation of public policies through judicial incentives; 5. The participatory effect: dialogic judicial activism, public deliberation, and problem solving; 6. The reframing effect: forced displacement as a human rights problem; 7. The socioeconomic effect: the impact on the situation of internally displaced persons; Part III. Dialogic Judicial Activism in Comparative Perspective: 8. Explaining impact in comparative constitutionalism: an empirical case for dialogic judicial activism; 9. Conclusions: comparative constitutionalism as institutional imagination.
Part I. Studying Impact: Activist Courts Addressing Radical Deprivation: 1. The impact of judicial activism on socioeconomic rights in the Global South: an analytical framework; 2. The case study: forced internal displacement and the intervention of the Colombian Constitutional Court; Part II. Direct, Indirect, Material, and Symbolic Effects: 3. The unlocking effect: judicial prodding and streamlining the government bureaucracy; 4. The policy effect: design and evaluation of public policies through judicial incentives; 5. The participatory effect: dialogic judicial activism, public deliberation, and problem solving; 6. The reframing effect: forced displacement as a human rights problem; 7. The socioeconomic effect: the impact on the situation of internally displaced persons; Part III. Dialogic Judicial Activism in Comparative Perspective: 8. Explaining impact in comparative constitutionalism: an empirical case for dialogic judicial activism; 9. Conclusions: comparative constitutionalism as institutional imagination.
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