Luc Reydams joined the Department of Political Science at the University of Notre Dame in 2002, where he teaches courses on international law, international organizations, transnational social movements and the network society. He has published monographs with Oxford University Press as well as several refereed articles in journals.

Reydams rocks!  In the Global Activism Reader, this intellectual impresario orchestrates a unique ensemble of theoretical and empirical themes on one of the hottest recent acts in international affairs: transnational advocacy.  For undergraduates and graduate students in international relations, human rights, globalization, and social movements, this excellent mix of readings showcases the highs and lows of global activism. Bravo! -- Clifford Bob, Duquesne University, author of The Marketing of Rebellion:  Insurgents, Media, and International Act

• I. SOCIAL MOVEMENTS, NGOS, NETWORKS, AND THE IDEA OF A GLOBAL CIVIL SOCIETY; II. ANTI-SLAVERY AND CONGO REFORM; III. GLOBAL LABOR; IV. HUMAN RIGHTS; V. WOMEN'S RIGHTS; VI. ENVIRONMENT; VII. PEACE AND DISARMAMENT; VIII. SOCIAL JUSTICE AND DEMOCRACY.

Luc Reydams joined the Department of Political Science at the University of Notre Dame in 2002, where he teaches courses on international law, international organizations, transnational social movements and the network society. He has published monographs with Oxford University Press as well as several refereed articles in journals.

Reydams rocks!  In the Global Activism Reader, this intellectual impresario orchestrates a unique ensemble of theoretical and empirical themes on one of the hottest recent acts in international affairs: transnational advocacy.  For undergraduates and graduate students in international relations, human rights, globalization, and social movements, this excellent mix of readings showcases the highs and lows of global activism. Bravo! -- Clifford Bob, Duquesne University, author of The Marketing of Rebellion:  Insurgents, Media, and International Act

• I. SOCIAL MOVEMENTS, NGOS, NETWORKS, AND THE IDEA OF A GLOBAL CIVIL SOCIETY; II. ANTI-SLAVERY AND CONGO REFORM; III. GLOBAL LABOR; IV. HUMAN RIGHTS; V. WOMEN'S RIGHTS; VI. ENVIRONMENT; VII. PEACE AND DISARMAMENT; VIII. SOCIAL JUSTICE AND DEMOCRACY.