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This book focuses on the high technology industries of the Pacific
and the legal institutions and occupations with which they are
involved. It is an essential book for scholars of international
political economy and trade.
Most would agree that business and trade are now carried out in an
international environment, but it is much less widely recognized
that the practice of the law of business and technology is also
becoming internationalized. Indeed, in many ways we seem to be
rapidly moving toward a world legal order that may parallel the
world economic order. In th
In this reprint from 1988, Abel (law, U. of California, Los
Angeles) and Lewis (Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, Oxford, UK) put
together eight chapters in which contributors, who are sociology
and law professors from around the world, each describe the law
profession in their respective countries: Canada, the US, Scotland,
England and Wales, Austra
This is the second of three volumes on the comparative sociology of
legal professions. Whereas the first volume looked at the major
common law countries, this one shifts attention to eleven civil law
professions, looking at Belgium, Brazil, Germany, France, Italy,
Japan, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Switzerland, and Venezuela.
Abel (law, U. of C
This is the last of three volumes on the comparative sociology of
legal professions. Unlike the first two, which offered reports on
individual country systems, this text uses national reports and
other data sources to explore a variety of theoretical and
methodological issues. Editors Abel (law, U. of California at Los
Angeles, US) and Lewis (Centr
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