“When we have the tools to identify structural impediments to equal justice under the law and understand how it is that they came to be imposed, I hope that we can reimagine not only civil litigation, but also procedure as
The Review: Volume 50
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Scaling the Solidarity Economy: Reimagining Franchising for Worker Ownership
“This Article positions the [worker cooperative franchise] model as a tool for advancing community economic development grounded in democracy, equity, and collective self-determination, particularly for marginalized workers. It contributes to a growing body of legal scholarship on prefigurative strategies that
Lessons from the Post-Jones Persistence of Imprisoned People’s Labor Organizing
“A reconceptualization of Jones is not only inherently valuable for painting a more accurate historical picture but also allows advocates and scholars to better understand how organizing by people in prison can be supported through reforms in furtherance of activity