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Lawyering and the Legal Profession in Late Modernity
Date: 21 September 2006 Time: 10.00 am-12.30 pm
The Centre for Law and Society welcomed participants attending the Workshop on "Lawyering and the Legal Profession in Late Modernity", which was co-organised by Dr Daniel Muzio, a former Lancaster Law School graduate, and currently a lecturer in the Management School. The event was also supported by the IAS.
THURSDAY 21st SEPTEMBER 2006
10.00 - 12.30 Room A2/3, Institute for Advanced Studies, Lancaster University.
Chair: David Sugarman
10.00 - 11.00: LEAD DISCUSSIONS by:
- Glenn Morgan - 'Constructing Markets: Law and Derivatives in Global Capitalism'
- John Flood - 'The Legal Profession in the Face of Commodification, Clementi and Charisma -(the UK Faces its Tsunami with Equanimity)?'
- James Marshall - 'Are Small Firm Lawyers Positivist about the Law'
- Ashly Pinnington - 'Lawyers' Accounts of the Firm's Strategy and its Internationalisation -A Case Study'
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Who can attend: Anyone
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Associated staff: David Sugarman
Organising departments and research centres: Centre for Law and Society, Law
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