International Journal of the Legal Profession

Too many lawyers?
pp. 123-129(7)
Authors: Katvan, Eyal; Silver, Carole; Ziv, Neta

What does and should influence the number of lawyers?
pp. 131-146(16)
Author: Abel, Richard L.

Too many lawyers? Or should lawyers be doing other things?
pp. 147-173(27)
Author: Menkel-Meadow, Carrie Joan

Unauthorized practice of law and the production of lawyers
pp. 175-192(18)
Author: Ziv, Neta

The flood of US lawyers: natural fluctuation or professional climate change?
pp. 193-207(15)
Author: Green, Bruce A.

It's the law schools stupid! Explaining the continuing increase in the number of lawyers
pp. 209-225(17)
Author: Kritzer, Herbert M.

Coping with the consequences of ‘too many lawyers’: securing the place of international graduate law students
pp. 227-245(19)
Author: Silver, Carole

Effects of the acceleration in the number of lawyers in Israel
pp. 247-263(17)
Author: Zer-Gutman, Limor

The new knowledge economy and the transformation of the law discipline
pp. 265-281(17)
Author: Thornton, Margaret

Is access to the profession access to justice? Lessons from Canada
pp. 283-299(17)
Authors: Levin, Avner; Alkoby, Asher

The ‘overcrowding the profession’ argument and the professional melting pot
pp. 301-319(19)
Author: Katvan, Eyal

Setting the limits: who controls the size of the legal profession in Japan?
pp. 321-337(17)
Author: Chan, Kay-Wah

Legal education in Spain: challenges and risks in devising access to the legal professions
pp. 339-355(17)
Author: Piñeiro, Laura Carballo

The virtue of low barriers to becoming a lawyer: promoting liberal and democratic values
pp. 357-378(22)
Authors: Pearce, Russell G.; Nasseri, Sinna

‘I love my American job’: professional prestige in the Indian outsourcing industry and global consequences of an expanding legal profession
pp. 379-404(26)
Author: Ballakrishnen, Swethaa