Turf wars and market control: competition and complexity in the market for legal services

Julian S. Webb

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Professional occupations have long fought over what Abbot (1988) calls ‘jurisdiction’—the control over contested areas of work and specialisation. These ‘turf wars’ are both inter- and intra-profes...

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