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International Journal of the
Legal Profession VOLUME
6 Number 3 November 1999 Editorial
Avrom Sherr 259 Articles
Progressive legal services in Norway? Jon T. Johnsen 261 The implementation of quality initiatives and the New Public Management in the legal aid sector in England and Wales: bureaucratization, stratification and surveillance
Hilary Sommerlad 311 Work in Progress
Markets and contingency: how client markets influence the work of plaintiffs’ personal injury lawyers
Jerry Van Hoy 345 Title-page, VOLUME
Contents and Author Index, 1999 367
International Journal of the
Legal Profession VOLUME
6 Number 2 July 1999 Editorial
Avrom Sherr 139 Articles
Solicitors, dishonesty and the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal
Mark R. Davies 141
Lawyer deregulation via business deregulation: compliance professionalism and legal professionalism Christine Parker 175 “The Future of Law” Debate: Greenebaum on Susskind and Susskind’s Reply
Is the medium the message? A discussion of Susskind’s The Future of Law Edwin H. Greenebaum 197 Reply Richard Susskind 208 Legal Education
The culture of mnemosyne: open-book assessment and the theory and practice of legal education Paul Maharg 219 Legal Dress
A brief history of wigs in the legal profession James G. Mclaren 241
International Journal of the
Legal Profession VOLUME
6 Number 1 March 1999
EDITORIAL
AVROM SHERR 5 ARTICLES
Law in the world of business: lawyers in large industrial enterprises JEAN VAN HOUTTE 7
‘Learned Profession?—the stuff of sherry talk’: the response to Practice Rule 15? CHRISTA CHRISTENSEN, SUZANNE DAY & JANE WORTHINGTON 27 Lawyers in China and the rule of law JEREMY COOPER 71 Legal professionals and civil disobedience: an Israeli case study
MICHAEL KEREN 91 REVIEW ARTICLE
Taking lawyers’ ethics seriously DONALD NICOLSON & JULIAN WEBB 109
International Journal of the
Legal Profession VOLUME
5 Numbers 2/3 July/November 1998 Special Issue: Lawyering for a Fragmented World
GUEST EDITOR: W. WESLEY PUE
EDITORIAL
Lawyering for a fragmented world: professionalism after God
W. WESLEY PUE 125
ARTICLES
Fragmenting professionalism: racial identity and the ideology of
bleached out lawyering DAVID B. WILKINS 141 Legal ethics for a fragmented society: between professional and
personal ALLAN C. HUTCHINSON 175 Cause lawyers crossing the lines: patterns of fragmentation and
cooperation between state and civil rights lawyers in Israel
YOAV DOTAN 193 Transgressive cause lawyering: practice sites and the politicization of
the professional STUART SCHEINGOLD & ANNE BLOOM 209 "A moral vacuity in her which is difficult if not impossible to explain":
law, psychiatry and the remaking of Karla Homolka
ANNE MCGILLIVRAY 255 TITLE-PAGE, VOLUME
CONTENTS AND AUTHOR INDEX, 1998 289
International Journal of the
Legal Profession VOLUME
5 Number 1 March 1998 EDITORIAL
Professional discord AVROM SHERR 5 ARTICLES
Revisiting the debate over criminal legal aid delivery models: viewing
international experience from a British perspective
TAMARA GORIELY 7
Wither mutuality? A recent history of solicitors’ professional
indemnity insurance MARK DAVIES 29 LEGAL EDUCATION
Assessing the "reflective practitioner": pedagogic principles and
certification needs JULIE MACFARLANE 63 Reflection and supervision in clinical legal education: do work
placements have a role in undergraduate legal education?
NEIL KIBBLE 83
International Journal of the
Legal Profession VOLUME
4 Number 3 November 1997 EDITORIAL
Professional struggles AVROM SHERR 165 ARTICLES
Rights of audience in the higher courts in England and Wales since the
1990 Act: what happened? MICHAEL ZANDER 167 "Better to enlist their support than to suffer their antagonism": the
game of monopoly between lawyers and notaries in British Columbia,
1930–81 JOAN BROCKMAN 197 "And the Lord knows where that might lead"—the Law Society, the
fraudulent solicitor and the Solicitors Act 1941 MARK LUNNEY 235 Prospects for structural and economic integration of the Australian
legal profession STAN ROSS 267 BOOK REVIEW
The High Priests of American Politics: The Role of Lawyers in
American Political Institutions 291 TITLE-PAGE, VOLUME
CONTENTS AND AUTHOR INDEX, 1997 294
International Journal of the
Legal Profession VOLUME
4 Numbers 1/2 March/July 1997
Special Issue: Legal Ethics in Europe EDITORIAL
Dinners, library seats, wigs and relatives AVROM SHERR 5 ARTICLES
Polishing the Bar: the Legal Ethics Code and disciplinary system of
the Netherlands, and a comparison with the United States
LENY E. DE GROOT-VAN LEEUWEN 9 Legal ethics in Scotland ALAN PATERSON 25 Legal ethics in Germany ULRIKE SCHULTZ 55 Self-regulation of legal professions in contemporary Italy
VITTORIO OLGIATI 89 Legal ethics in England and Wales AVROM SHERR & LISA WEBLEY 109
WORK IN PROGRESS
Looking for legal ethics LESLIE SHEINMAN 139 BOOK REVIEW Essential Legal Skills—Mediation 155
International Journal of the
Legal Profession VOLUME
3 Number 3 November 1996 EDITORIAL
Professor Louis Brown-"the father of preventive law"
AVROM SHERR 253 ARTICLES
The legal profession in East Germany-past, present and future
MICHAEL BOHLANDER, MARK BLACKSELL &
KARL MARTIN BORN 255 Professional ethics North and South: interest on clients' trust funds
and lawyer fraud. An opportunity to redeem professionalism
ADRIAN EVANS 281 LEGAL EDUCATION AND SKILLS
The culture of design STEPHEN NATHANSON 301 MANAGEMENT
Development of law firm training programs: coping
with a turbulent
environment EDWIN H. GREENEBAUM 315 REVIEW
The English Legal Aid White Paper and the LAG conference
TAMARA GORIELY 353 TITLE-PAGE, VOLUME
CONTENTS AND AUTHOR INDEX, 1996 361
International Journal of the
Legal Profession VOLUME
3 Numbers 1/2 March 1996 Special Issue: The Solicitors' Profession in Transition
EDITORIAL
CAROLE WILLIS & ELENI SKORDAKI 5 ARTICLES
Glass slippers and glass ceilings: women in the legal profession
ELENI SKORDAKI 7 From a gentlemen's to a public profession:
status and politics in the
history of English solicitors MICHAEL BURRAGE 45 Bourgeois collectivism, professional power and the boundaries of the
State: The private and public life of the Law Society, 1825 to 1914
DAVID SUGARMAN 81
Professionalism and the legal services market ALAN A. PATERSON 137 Megalawyering in the global order: the
cultural, social and economic
transformation of global legal practice JOHN FLOOD 169 Law for the poor: the relationship between advice agencies and
solicitors in the development of poverty law TAMARA GORIELY 215
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