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This summer has been one of
writing and most of all, rewriting. Draft after draft, constantly seeking constructive praise–who wants criticism? But constructive criticism is what I got, which is more than the
faux-Blair above and his writer received.
Given that I’m still alive and the
criticism was good, I have put the final drafts of two papers on SSRN for download.
The first is “
Transnational Lawyering: Clients, Ethics and Regulation” in
Lawyers in Practice: Ethical Decision Making in Context, Lynn Mather and Leslie Levin, eds., University of Chicago Press, 2011.
The second is “
The Re-Landscaping of the Legal Profession: Large Law Firms and Professional Re-Regulation”
Current Sociology, vol 59 (4) 2011.
Amongst other things, I am now in the throes of revising my PhD dissertation from some time ago for Alan Childress’ new series of Classic Dissertations for
Quid Pro Books. For more on this venture
see here.
Summer is turning into a busy Fall.
PS. I’m reading a certain politician’s memoir–see above again–and it’s not very good, rather gushing and over-earnest. If you can find a remaindered copy it might be worth buying.
