Titlebook: Lawyers, the State and the Market; Professionalism Revi Gerard Hanlon Book 1999 Gerard Hanlon 1999 organization.science and technology.welf

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,Flexible Accumulation and the Emergence of the ‘Commercialised Professional’,lients. It was argued there that these clients had begun to develop strong internal legal departments and that this trend was driven by a bid to control external lawyers. As such, this bid represents an attempt to limit the unpredictability of the market-place. Clients are attempting to make the mar

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Conclusion: The Social Structure and the Changing Face of Professional Work,hemselves, clients, the state and so on. I have argued that this shift is part of a wider restructuring that entails the metamorphosis from a Fordist to a flexible regime of accumulation. As such, to understand what is happening across a wide variety of professional occupations we need to understand

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Defenders of the , Faith and Adherents of Fordist Collectivism: The Changing Relationship Between Ldly surprising, given that solicitors were one of the key groups (if not the key group) to lubricate the transfer of private property in England and Wales. As such, their role as defenders of private property came almost ‘naturally’.