Law and society review

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  Año 1999, Vol. 33, Número 3

  • Cultivating Clients in the Competition for Partnerships: Gender and the Organizational Restructuring of Law Firms in the 1990s

    John Hagan, Fiona M. Kay

    págs. 517-555

    

  • When Does Feminization Increase Equality? The Case of Lawyers

    Charlotte Chiu, Kevin T. Leicht

    págs. 557-593

    

  • Trials of Strength: The Reconfiguration of Litigation as a Contested Terrain

    John Flood, Andy Boon

    págs. 595-636

    

  • Moving Away from 'Up or Out': Determinants of Permanent Employment in Law Firms

    Elizabeth H. Gorman

    págs. 637-666

    

  • Attorney Expertise, Litigant Success, and Judicial Decisionmaking in the U.S. Courts of Appeals

    Roger Hartley, Stefanie A. Lindquist, Susan Brodie Haire

    págs. 667-685

    

  • The Paradox of the Contented Female Lawyer

    Kathleen E. Hull

    págs. 687-702

    

  • 'Proletarianizing' Lives: Researching Careers

    Robert Rosen

    págs. 703-712

    

  • The Professions Are Dead, Long Live the Professions: Legal Practice in a Postprofessional World

    Herbert M. Kritzer

    págs. 713-759

    

  • Difference through a New Lens: First Amendment Legal Realism and the Regulation of Hate Speech

    Jon B. Gould

    págs. 761-775

    

  • On Citizenship

    Susan M. Sterett

    págs. 777-793