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Gorman, Elizabeth H "Moving away from "Up or Out": Determinants of permanent employment in law firms". Law & Society Review. FindArticles.com. 30 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3757/is_199901/ai_n8845666/

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Articles in 1999 issue of Law & Society Review

• Lesion of the will: Medical resolve and criminal responsibility in Victorian insanity trials
  by Eigen, Joel Peter
• From the editor
  by Silbey, Susan S
• Not always in knots
  by Connolly, Catherine
• social origins of plea bargaining: Conflict and the law in the process of state formation, 1830-1860, The
  by Vogel, Mary E
• Difference through a new lens: First amendment legal realism and the regulation of hate speech
  by Gould, Jon B
• Looking at gender and justice in an African community: On Griffiths's In the Shadow of Marriage
  by Villmoare, Adelaide H
• A classic at 25: Reflections of Galanter's "Haves" article and work it has inspired
  by Lempert, Richard
• "Proletarianizing" lives: Researching careers
  by Rosen, Robert
• dialogics of legal meaning: Spectacular trials, the unwritten law, and narratives of crimminal responsibility, The
  by Umphrey, Martha Merrill
• paradox of the contented female lawyer, The
  by Hull, Kathleen E
• Protestantism and the rationalization of English law: A variation on a theme by Weber
  by Likhovski, Assaf
• Fate, responsibility, and "natural" disaster relief: Narrating the American welfare state
  by Landis, Michele L
• Moving away from "Up or Out": Determinants of permanent employment in law firms
  by Gorman, Elizabeth H
• Risking Relationships: Understanding the litigation choices of sexually harassed women
  by Morgan, Phoebe A
• Making connections: Law and Society researchers and their subjects
  by Engel, David M
• Reexamining litigant success in state Supreme Courts
  by Farole, Donald J Jr
• two motifs of "why the 'Haves' come out ahead" and its heirs, The
  by Epp, Charles R
• Judicial rhetoric, government lawyers, and human rights: The case of the Israeli High Court of Justice during the Intifada
  by Dotan, Yoav
• Competing institutions: Law, Medicine, and Family in neonatal intensive care
  by Heimer, Carol A
• On citizenship
  by Sterett, Susan M
• Family gatherings and a dirty little secret of the Law and Society Association
  by Dau-Schmidt, Kenneth G
• professions are dead, long live the professions: Legal practice in a postprofessional world, The
  by Kritzer, Herbert M
• Newspaper coverage of automotive product liability verdicts
  by Garber, Steven; Bower, Anthony G
• Do the "Haves" still come out ahead?
  by Grossman, Joel B; Macaulay, Stewart; Kritzer, Herbert M
• Attorney expertise, litigant success, and judicial decisionmaking in the U.S. Courts of Appeals
  by Haire, Susan Brodie; Lindquist, Stefanie A; Hartley, Roger
• Trials of strength: The reconfiguration of litigation as a contested terrain
  by Boon, Andy; Flood, John
• Folk knowledge as legal action: Death penalty judgments and the tenet of early release in a culture of mistrust and punitiveness
  by Steiner, Benjamin D; Bowers, William J; Sarat, Austin
• Competing narratives in a judicial retention election: Feminism versus judicial independence
  by Olson, Susan M; Batjer, Christina
• When does feminization increase equality? The case of lawyers
  by Chiu, Charlotte; Leicht, Kevin T