The paper deals with legal intermediaries, as two streams of research apprehend and define them in recent and dynamic works. One, rooted in political science, studies regulatory intermediaries (LeviFaur et al., 2017; Bes, 2019), as actors between regulators and regulated, whereas the other, rooted in the Law and Society field and sociology, analyses legal intermediaries (Edelman, 2016; Talesh and Pélisse, 2019 ; Billows and alii 2019), as a broader and more bottom up category describing actors handling and dealing with legal rules even if they are not legal professionals. The article reviews these two approaches, showing their proximity but also differences and evoking empirical examples of these legal intermediaries like managers and union...
Multilateral employment relationships bring together a client, a consultant and a worker. A worker ...
Dans un contexte de réorganisations incessantes et de transformations des relations professionnelles...
In a wide sense, the paper deals with the shifting regulatory character of labour law (more particul...
The paper deals with legal intermediaries, as two streams of research apprehend and define them in r...
Legal intermediation is an emerging theoretical concept developed to grasp the importance of the pro...
The editors of this volume highlight the role of intermediaries, alongside regulators and targets, a...
This article explores how legal intermediaries facilitate or inhibit so-cial change. We suggest the ...
The editors of this volume highlight the role of intermediaries, alongside regulators and targets, a...
© 2017, SAGE Publications Inc. All rights reserved. The International Labour Organization’s (ILO’s) ...
Public regulators are increasingly accepting helping hands for carrying out their regulatory activit...
Street‐level interpretation and enforcement are critical to defining the meaning of law. To understa...
Regulation is typically conceived as a two-party relationship between a rule-maker or regulator (R) ...
National audienceIn an increasing number of economic sectors, the regulation of working situations i...
This paper develops a role-based framework of intermediaries in regulatory programs. In examining th...
Existing empirical research suggests that human resource officials, managers, and in-house counsel i...
Multilateral employment relationships bring together a client, a consultant and a worker. A worker ...
Dans un contexte de réorganisations incessantes et de transformations des relations professionnelles...
In a wide sense, the paper deals with the shifting regulatory character of labour law (more particul...
The paper deals with legal intermediaries, as two streams of research apprehend and define them in r...
Legal intermediation is an emerging theoretical concept developed to grasp the importance of the pro...
The editors of this volume highlight the role of intermediaries, alongside regulators and targets, a...
This article explores how legal intermediaries facilitate or inhibit so-cial change. We suggest the ...
The editors of this volume highlight the role of intermediaries, alongside regulators and targets, a...
© 2017, SAGE Publications Inc. All rights reserved. The International Labour Organization’s (ILO’s) ...
Public regulators are increasingly accepting helping hands for carrying out their regulatory activit...
Street‐level interpretation and enforcement are critical to defining the meaning of law. To understa...
Regulation is typically conceived as a two-party relationship between a rule-maker or regulator (R) ...
National audienceIn an increasing number of economic sectors, the regulation of working situations i...
This paper develops a role-based framework of intermediaries in regulatory programs. In examining th...
Existing empirical research suggests that human resource officials, managers, and in-house counsel i...
Multilateral employment relationships bring together a client, a consultant and a worker. A worker ...
Dans un contexte de réorganisations incessantes et de transformations des relations professionnelles...
In a wide sense, the paper deals with the shifting regulatory character of labour law (more particul...