Politics and Civic Professionalism: Legal Elites and Cause Lawyers
Terence C. Halliday
Terence C. Halliday is a senior research fellow, American Bar Foundation, and president, National Institute for Social Science Information. He has written extensively on lawyers and politics in the United States and overseas. His latest books (Halliday and Karpik 1997a; Carruthers and Halliday 1998) deal with the role of lawyers in the rise of political liberalism and the influence of professionals on revision of corporate bankruptcy law in England and the United States. He is currently engaged in a research project with Bruce Carruthers on the globalization of statutory, corporate bankruptcy law.
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Terence C. Halliday is a senior research fellow, American Bar Foundation, and president, National Institute for Social Science Information. He has written extensively on lawyers and politics in the United States and overseas. His latest books (Halliday and Karpik 1997a; Carruthers and Halliday 1998) deal with the role of lawyers in the rise of political liberalism and the influence of professionals on revision of corporate bankruptcy law in England and the United States. He is currently engaged in a research project with Bruce Carruthers on the globalization of statutory, corporate bankruptcy law.
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