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Legal ethics, the marketplace and the fragmentation of legal professionalism

Andrew M. Francis School of Law, Keele University, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 173-200 | Published online: 04 Oct 2011

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Margaret Thornton. (2021) Legal professionalism in a context of Uberisation. International Journal of the Legal Profession 28:3, pages 243-263.
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Joy Kadowaki. (2015) Maintaining professionalism: emotional labor among lawyers as client advisors. International Journal of the Legal Profession 22:3, pages 323-345.
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Donald Nicolson. (2015) Legal education, ethics and access to justice: forging warriors for justice in a neo-liberal world. International Journal of the Legal Profession 22:1, pages 51-69.
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Richard Collier. (2014) ‘Love Law, Love Life’: Neoliberalism, Wellbeing and Gender in the Legal Profession—The Case of Law School. Legal Ethics 17:2, pages 202-230.
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Daniel Newman. (2012) Still standing accused: addressing the gap between work and talk in firms of criminal defence lawyers. International Journal of the Legal Profession 19:1, pages 3-27.
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Donald Nicolson. (2008) ‘Education, education, education’: Legal, moral and clinical. The Law Teacher 42:2, pages 145-172.
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Andrew M. Francis. (2007) Legal Ethics, Moral Agency and Professional Autonomy: The Unbearable Ethics of Being (a Legal Executive)?. Legal Ethics 10:2, pages 131-153.
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Donald Nicolson. (2005) Demography, discrimination and diversity: a new dawn for the British legal profession?. International Journal of the Legal Profession 12:2, pages 201-228.
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Yurixhi Gallardo. (2019) ¿Es la ética jurídica un elemento de la identidad profesional del abogado? Los estudiantes opinan. Díkaion 28:2, pages 284-309.
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Mirko Noordegraaf. (2016) Reconfiguring Professional Work. Administration & Society 48:7, pages 783-810.
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Joan Loughrey. (2014) Accountability and the Regulation of the Large Law Firm Lawyer. The Modern Law Review 77:5, pages 732-762.
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James R Faulconbridge & Daniel Muzio. (2011) Professions in a globalizing world: Towards a transnational sociology of the professions. International Sociology 27:1, pages 136-152.
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Dan Newman. (2011) Book review: MICHAEL MANSFIELD, Memoirs of a Radical Lawyer. London: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, 2010, 512 pp., ISBN 9781408801291, £10.99 (pbk). Social & Legal Studies 20:3, pages 412-415.
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Timothy Kuhn. (2009) Positioning Lawyers: Discursive Resources, Professional Ethics and Identification. Organization 16:5, pages 681-704.
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Etherington & Lee. (2007) Ethical Codes and Cultural Context: Ensuring Legal Ethics in the Global Law Firm. Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies 14:1, pages 95.
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JoNel Newman & Donald James Nicolson. (2015) A Tale Of Two Clinics: Similarities and Differences in Evidence of the 'Clinic Effect' on the Development of Law Studentss Ethical and Altruistic Professional Identities. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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Christopher Jon Arup. (2007) Disjuncture in the Legal Profession: Public Regulation and Firm Policies. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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