Halliday (1987) Beyond monopoly: Lawyers, state crises, and professional empowerment

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CONTRIBUTORS:

Author:

Halliday, Terence C.

PUBLISHER:

University of Chicago Press (Chicago)

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YEAR:

1987

PUB TYPE:

Book (ISBN 0226313891 )

VOLUME/EDITION:

PAGES (INTRO/BODY):

xx, 388 p.

SUBJECT(S):

Chicago Bar Association; Political activity; Bar associations; Trade associations; Sociological jurisprudence; United States

DISCIPLINE:

No discipline assigned

LC NUMBER:

KF334.C52 C544 1987

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LANGUAGE:

English

PUB ID:

102-552-980 (Last edited on 2002/02/27 18:07:28 US/Mountain)

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CITATIONS: (Display Abstract)

[ 1 | 22 ]

Cooper, David J.; Hinings, Bob; Greenwood, Royston; Brown, John L.. (1996) Sedimentation and transformation in organizational change: The case of Canadian law firms

(Journal Article in Organization Studies (OS) )

[ 1 | 46 ]

Abel, Richard L.; Lewis, Philip S. C.. (1989) Putting Law Back into the Sociology of Lawyers.

(Book Chapter in Lawyers in Society Comparative Theories. )

[ 0 | 24 ]

Halliday, Terence C.. (1989) Legal Professions and the State: Neocorporatist Variations on the Pluralist Theme of Liberal Democracies.

(Book Chapter in Lawyers in Society Comparative Theories. )

[ 0 | 42 ]

Lewis, Philip S. C.. (1989) Comparison and Change in the Study of Legal Professions.

(Book Chapter in Lawyers in Society: Comparative Theories. )

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