Dive into the intricate interplay of law and society with this comprehensive exploration of socio-economic rights within constitutional frameworks. This book offers a rigorous socio-legal analysis, examining the theoretical foundations, legal intricacies, and real-world implications of embedding socio-economic rights in constitutions worldwide. From historical contexts to contemporary challenges, it navigates through diverse legal systems, providing critical insights into the complexities of ensuring social justice and equality through constitutional guarantees. Essential reading for scholars, policymakers, and activists interested in the intersection of law, rights, and social change.