The worlds cause lawyers make : structure and agency in legal practice

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The worlds cause lawyers make : structure and agency in legal practice

edited by Austin Sarat, Stuart Scheingold

Stanford Law and Politics, 2005

  • : cloth
  • : pbk

Available at  / 7 libraries

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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  • The dynamics of cause lawyering : constraints and oppotunities / Austin Sarat and Stuart Scheingold
  • Corporate responsibility and the South African drug wars : outline of new frontier for cause lawyers / Ronen Shamir
  • A political-professional commitment? : French workers' and unions' lawyers as cause lawyers / Laurent Willemez
  • Professional identity and political commitment among lawyers for conservative causes / Ann Southworth
  • Economic libertarians, property, and institutions : linking activism, ideas, and identities among property rights advocates / Laura Hatcher
  • From cause lawyering to resistance : French communist lawyers in the shadow of history (1929-1945) / Liora Israël
  • Supporting a cause, developing a movement, and consolidating a practice : cause lawyers and sexual orientation litigation in Vermont / Scott Barclay and Anna-Maria Marshall
  • Exploring the sources of cause and career correspondence among cause lawyers / Lynn C. Jones
  • Dilemmas of "progressive" lawyering : empowerment and hierarchy / Corey S. Shdaimah
  • Negotiating cause lawyering potential in the early years of corporate practice / Douglas Thomson
  • Cause lawyers and judicial community in Israel : legal change in a diffuse, normative community / Patricia J. Woods
  • Transgressive cause lawyering in the developing world : the case of India / Jayanth K. Krishnan
  • Cause lawyering for collective justice : a case study of the Amparo Colectivo in Argentina / Stephen Meili
  • Asylum law practice in the United Kingdom after the Human Rights Act / Richard J. Maiman
  • ATLA shrugged : why personal injury lawyers are not public defenders of their own causes / Michael McCann and William Haltom
  • In the end, or the cause of law / Peter Fitzpatrick

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