Table of Contents
Note on Authorship
Part 1 Introduction
Chapter 1
Introduction: The Making of Lawyers’ Careers
Chapter 2
From the Golden Age to the Age of Disruption: Setting the Context for Lawyers’ Careers in the New Millennium
Part 2 The Structure of Lawyers’ Careers
Chapter 3
Change and Continuity in the Legal Field: From Walled-Off Hemispheres to More or Less Mixed Hierarchical Sequences
Chapter 4
Race, Class, and Gender in the Structuring of Lawyers’ Early Careers
Chapter 5
Two Hemispheres Revisited: Fields of Law, Practice Settings, and Client Types
Part 3 The Narratives of Lawyers’ Careers
Chapter 6
Moving Up and Moving On: Careers in Law Firms
Chapter 7
Rethinking the Solo Practitioner
Chapter 8
Moving Inside: Practicing Law in Business Organizations
Chapter 9
Commitment, Careerism, and Stratification: Careers in Government, Nonprofits, and Public Interest Organizations
Part 4 Inequalities of Race and Gender
Chapter 10
White Spaces: The Enduring Racialization of American Law Firms, with Vitor M. Dias
Chapter 11
Student Debt and Cumulative (Dis)Advantage in Lawyers’ Careers
Chapter 12
Hegemonic Masculinity, Parenthood, and Gender Inequality, with Andreea Mogosanu
Part 5 Public Roles and Private Lives
Chapter 13
Dualities of Politics, Public Service, and Pro Bono in Lawyers’ Careers, with Ioana Sendroiu
Chapter 14
Lawyers’ Satisfaction and the Making of Lawyers’ Careers, with Ioana Sendroiu
Part 6
Conclusion
Chapter 15
Conclusion: Structure and Agency in the Making of Lawyers’ Careers
Acknowledgments
Notes
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