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Introduction 1 Reorganization and Resistance. William L. F. FelstinerEurope 2 England. The Professional as Political: English Lawyers from the1989 Green Papers through the Access to Justice Act 1999. Richard L. Abel 3France. Fighting for Monopoly: Unification,Differentiation andRepresentation of the French Bar. Anne Boigeol and Laurent Willemez 4 TheNetherlands. Judges and Lawyers in the NetherlandsAn Overview from 1970 till2000. Fred J. Bruinsma 5 Germany. Regulated Deregulation The Case of theGerman Legal Profession. Ulrike Schultz Asia 6 Australia. The AustralianLegal Profession: Towards a National Identity. Margaret Thornton 7 Korea.A Legal Profession in Transformation: the Korean Experience. Dai-kwon ChoiLatin America 8 Latin America. Lawyers in Late 20th Century Latin America.Rogelio Prez-Perdomo 9 Mexico. Legal Professionals Aplenty, But No LegalProfession? Law and Lawyers in Contemporary Mexico. Hctor Fix-Fierro andSergio Lpez Aylln North America 10 Canada. Social Mobility andHierarchical Structure in Canadian Law Practice. Fiona M. Kay and JohnHagan 11 United States. From Professional Dominance to OrganizationalDominance: Professionalism, Inequality, and Social Change among ChicagoLawyers, 1975-1995. Robert L. Nelson and Rebecca l. Sandefur with John P.Heinz and Edward O. Laumman