Legal Professions: Work, Structure and Organization
- Publisher:
- Emerald Group Publishing Limited
- Publication date:
- 2001-11-08
- Authors:
- Jerry Van Hoy
- ISBN:
- 978-0-76230-800-2
Index
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- INTRODUCTION
- THE CHANGING PATTERNS OF CAREER MOBILITY IN THE LEGAL PROFESSION: A LOG-LINEAR ANALYSIS OF CHICAGO LAWYERS(1975 AND 1995)*
- THE STATE-LAWYER RELATIONSHIP IN ENGLAND AND WALES
- MERGERS, MERGERS EVERYWHERE: CONSTRUCTING THE GLOBAL LAW FIRM IN GERMANY
- THE SYMBOLIC MEANINGS OF PROFESSIONAL TIME
- TIME, LEGAL CULTURE AND LEGAL PROCESS
- EXPLAINING WHY LAWYERS WANT TO LEAVE THE PRACTICE OF LAW
- "WE LIVE ON THE EDGE OF EXTINCTION ALL THE TIME:" ENTREPRENEURS, INNOVATION AND THE PLAINTIFFS’ BAR IN THE WAKE OF TORT REFORM
- CAREER ACTIVISM BY LAWYERS: CONSEQUENCES FOR THE PERSON, THE LEGAL PROFESSION, AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS
- LAWYERING IN AN AGE OF POPULAR POLITICS: PLEA BARGAINING, LEGAL PRACTICE AND THE STRUCTURE OF THE BOSTON BAR, 1800–1860
- PERCEPTIONS OF GOOD AND BAD JUDGING: AN ANALYSIS OF THE ILLINOIS JUDICIAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
- ABOUT THE AUTHORS
