Globalization and the Legal Profession – Fordham Law Review

Globalization and the Legal Profession

By Bruce A. Green

Corporate Law Firms, NGOs, and Issues of Legitimacy for a Global Legal Order

By Yves Dezalay & Bryant G. Garth

Law Firms, Global Capital, and the Sociological Imagination

By Christine Parker & Tanina Rostain

States Side Story: Career Paths of International LL.M. Students, or “I Like to Be in America”

By Carole Silver

Homeward Bound: What Does a Global Legal Education Offer the Indian Returnees?

By Swethaa Ballakrishnen

Minorities, Merit, and Misrecognition in the Globalized Profession

By Hilary Sommerlad

Becoming a Cosmopolitan Lawyer

By John Flood & Peter D. Lederer

Regulating Conflicts of Interest in Global Law Firms: Peace in Our Time?

By Janine Griffiths-Baker & Nancy J. Moore

International Law Firms in China: Market Access and Ethical Risks

By Mark A. Cohen

Privatizing Professionalism: Client Control of Lawyers’ Ethics

By Christopher J. Whelan & Neta Ziv

Organizational Alliances by U.S. Law Schools

By Elizabeth Chambliss

Alliance “Capitalism” and Legal Education: An English Perspective

By James Faulconbridge

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