Lawyers, the State and the Market: Professionalism Revisited

Gerard Hanlon

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The Changing Nature of Professionalism - Legal Professionals and the Market : Historic Analysis - Corporate Clients and Professional Servants - The Structure of Law Firms - Creating Today's Lawyer - Commercialised Professionalism and Class - Professionalism Revisited

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