Terence C. Halliday

Books by Terence C. Halliday

Total count: 31

• Parameters of professional influencepolicies and politics of the Chicago Bar Association, 1945-70

  1979-01-01
• The fractured professionstructural impediments to collective action by the Australian legal profession

  American Bar Foundation1986-01-01
• Legal education and the rationalization of lawa tale of two countries : the United Statesand Australia

  American Bar Foundation1986-01-01
• Formative professionalism and the three revolutionslegal careers in the Chicago bar, 1850-1900

  American Bar Foundation1987-01-01
• Minimalist organizationsvital events in state bar associations 1870-1930

  American Bar Foundation1987-01-01
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  Beyond monopolylawyers, state crises, and professional empowerment

  University of Chicago Press1987-01-01
• Professional passagescaste, class and education in the 19th century legal profession

  American Bar Foundation1987-01-01
• Legal professions and the stateneo-corporatist variations on the pluralist theme of liberal democracies

  American Bar Foundation1988-01-01
• The state, professions, and legal changereform of the English Insolvency Act, 1977-1986

  American Bar Foundation1990-01-01
• The legal construction of organizational mortalitythe structure of security and the politics of corporate reorganization in Britain and the United States

  American Bar Foundation1993-01-01
• Professionalization and the moral regulation of marketscorporate governance, insolvency practitioners and the English Insolvency Act 1986

  American Bar Foundation1993-01-01
• Professions and bankruptcy reforms in Britain and the United Statesredistributing property and jurisdictional rights across the public-private frontier

  American Bar Foundation1993-01-01
• Lawyers as institutional contractorsconstructing markets, states, civil society, and community

  American Bar Foundation1995-01-01
• Empowering the weakthe fortunes of weak creditors in the politics of the 1978 United States' bankruptcy reform code and the 1986 English insolvency act

  American Bar Foundation1995-01-01
• Making the courts safe for the powerfulthe politics of lawyers and the imperatives of bankers in the reform of federal bankruptcy courts in the United States

  American Bar Foundation1995-01-01
• Politics mattera comparative theory of lawyers in the making of political liberalism

  American Bar Foundation1996-01-01
• Professionalization from abroadinternational financial institutions in the globalization of business rescue

  American Bar Foundation2000-01-01
• Five models for regulating market professionscomparative notes on lawyers, accountants, and insolvency practitioners

  American Bar Foundation2000-01-01
• Epistemological conflicts and institutional impedimentsthe rocky road to corporate bankruptcy reforms in Korea

  American Bar Foundation2003-01-01
• Conformity, contestation and culture in the globalization of insolvency regimesinternational institutions and law-making in Indonesia and China

  American Bar Foundation2003-01-01
and 11 more