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Will The Law Society Of Alberta Celebrate Its Bicentenary?, Harry W. Arthurs
Will The Law Society Of Alberta Celebrate Its Bicentenary?, Harry W. Arthurs
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External changes - in demography and economy, in the domestic and global organization of power - are transforming the knowledge base of Canada's legal profession, the relations amongst lawyers and between lawyers and their "relevant others, " and indeed the very notion oflegal professionalism. This article explores the implication of these changes for the future of the profession 's governing bodies.
The Economic Structure Of The Firm, Robert Flannigan
The Economic Structure Of The Firm, Robert Flannigan
Osgoode Hall Law Journal
Considerable effort has been channelled into theoretical investigations of the structure of the firm over the past several years. Most of the new work has been produced by economists. Lawyers have been content simply to draw upon the economic arguments, often in an uncritical way. The author examines the various economic models and identifies their shared dependence on the significance of an actors' control over the employment of assets. The control proposition is then further developed in the course of the construction of a general model focussing on the production unit.