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Publisher: Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group

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Volume 11, Numbers 1-2, -2/March & July 2004

Professionalism and exclusionary practices: shifting the terrain of privilege and professional monopoly
pp. 11-20(10)
Author: Kay, Fiona

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A shift to a post-structuralist analysis of the legal profession
pp. 21-31(11)
Author: Marshall, James

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The professional project and the contemporary re-organisation of the legal profession in england and wales
pp. 33-50(18)
Author: Muzio, Daniel

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The final chapter
pp. 51-59(9)
Author: Paterson, Alan

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The politics of professionalism
pp. 61-66(6)
Author: Sherr, Avrom

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Shaping the size and composition of the profession. chapter 3: halting the tide and chapter 4: reflecting society
pp. 67-79(13)
Author: Sommerlad, Hilary

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Turf wars and market control: competition and complexity in the market for legal services
pp. 81-102(22)
Author: Webb, Julian

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Richard abel on legal aid
pp. 103-106(4)
Author: Bindman, Geoffrey

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A sideways glance at legal reform
pp. 107-109(3)
Author: Lock, David

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The book and nothing but the book
pp. 111-115(5)
Author: McQueen, Rob

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Conservative cuts and labour caps: chapters 7 and 8 of english lawyers between market and state: the politics of professionalism
pp. 117-121(5)
Author: Smith, Roger

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The green paper and beyond
pp. 123-130(8)
Author: Zander, Michael

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The professional is political
pp. 131-156(26)
Author: Abel, Richard

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