Terence C. Halliday
Books
- Constitution-Making and Transnational Legal Order
- Order and Disorder
- Fates of Political Liberalism in the British Post-Colony
- Sociology and its publics
- Epistemological conflicts and institutional impediments
- Making the courts safe for the powerful
- Professions and bankruptcy reforms in Britain and the United States
- Legal education and the rationalization of law
- Global Lawmakers
- Fighting for political freedom
- Conformity, contestation and culture in the globalization of insolvency regimes
- Lawyers as institutional contractors
- Professionalization from abroad
- Formative professionalism and the three revolutions
- Birth of a liberal moment?
- Criminal Defense in China
- Transnational Legal Orders
- Fighting for political freedom
- Lawyers and the rise of western political liberalism
- Bankrupt
- Beyond monopoly
- Empowering the weak
- Five models for regulating market professions
- Parameters of professional influence
- The state, professions, and legal change
- Minimalist organizations
- Foiling the hegemons
- The legal construction of organizational mortality
- Professionalization and the moral regulation of markets
- The fractured profession
- The legal complex in the British post-colony
- Politics matter
- Legal professions and the state
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