The visual constitutes an increasingly significant element of contemporary organization, as
post-industrial societies move towards economies founded on creative and knowledge …

Using Bourdieu's sociology, this study investigates students' experience of the public
accounting recruitment process. It is based on interviews with Canadian undergraduates …

In 2001–2002, the authors of this article interviewed 31 ethno-culturally diverse doctoral
students about their experiences in a sociology of education program at a Canadian …

In human geography, member checking is now routine practice for upholding rigour in
qualitative studies, yet it can result in conflicting opinions regarding research interpretations …

Socio-legal studies is now sufficiently well established internationally as a field of enquiry to
warrant reflective examination of one of the key elements of such study; the 'socio'of the …

This Article reveals the significance of a new and growing minority group within US law
schools—international students in the Juris Doctor (JD) program. While international …

Following significant changes in the legal profession since the 1980s, how do new
organizational forms and actors at the edge of the law impact upon our understanding of the …

The Honorable Mark W. Bennett is only the most recent observer to lament that"[t] he
standards for determining witness credibility have persisted as if frozen in time, based on …

This article interrogates a number of assumptions underpinning the recent focus on
employability and social mobility within legal education and the legal profession–in …

Law firms face increasing competition for clients, with the entry of the'Big Four'accounting
firms, the rise of substitute suppliers and offshore options, and downward pressure from …