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Hilary Sommerlad

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Hypercompetitiveness or a Balanced Life? Gendered Discourses in the Globalisation of Australian Law Firms

Margaret Thornton

Pages: 153-176

Published online: 07 May 2015

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The Culture of Bullying in Australian Corporate Law Firms

Joanne Bagust

Pages: 177-201

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‘Love Law, Love Life’: Neoliberalism, Wellbeing and Gender in the Legal Profession—The Case of Law School

Richard Collier

Pages: 202-230

Published online: 07 May 2015

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Queer Insights on Women in the Legal Profession

Jena McGill & Amy Salyzyn

Pages: 231-260

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Expanding the Pathways to Gender Equality in the Legal Profession

Hannah Brenner

Pages: 261-280

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The Ethics of Relational Jurisprudence

Hilary Sommerlad

Pages: 281-298

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A Spotlight on Judicial Regulation in Australia

Suzanne Le Mire, Gabrielle Appleby, Micah B Rankin, Alain Roussy & Lisa Webley

Pages: 299-312

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W Bradley Wendel, Katherine R Kruse, Eli Wald, Russell G Pearce & Charles R Mendez

Pages: 313-369

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