Legal intermediation is an emerging theoretical concept developed to grasp the importance of the process and actors who contribute to legal endogenization, in particular in the field of economic activities and work governed by various public regulations. This chapter proposes to extend the analytical category of legal intermediary to all actors who, even if they are not legal professionals, deal on a daily basis with legal categories and provisions. In order to deepen our understanding of these actors and their contribution to how organizations frame legality, this chapter investigates four examples of legal intermediaries who are not legal professionals. Based on field surveys conducted over the past 15 years in France on employment policy...
Given the importance of an accurate identification of the professionals, in art. 8 of Law no. 71/201...
The article examines the role of economists as experts in law courts. It discusses the conventional ...
To what extent have ‘legal’ practices been, and are they being contributing to the creation of the s...
The paper deals with legal intermediaries, as two streams of research apprehend and define them in r...
This book is the first to examine intermediaries in a holistic and systematic manner. The classical ...
This article explores how legal intermediaries facilitate or inhibit so-cial change. We suggest the ...
The legal devices crafted within large organizations are a key component of legal endogeneity theory...
La recherche a pour objet l'étude du statut juridique et social des intermédiaires en matière immobi...
Many concepts in legal texts are "intermediaries", in the sense that they serve as links between sta...
AbstractMany concepts in legal texts are “intermediaries”, in the sense that they serve as links bet...
The study of commercial law can be divided into four basic categories: (a) individuals (natural pers...
In the common language, acting through intermediaries can be defined as the method which consists in...
The editors of this volume highlight the role of intermediaries, alongside regulators and targets, a...
International audienceThis paper shows that social inequalities are cumulative and occur at each sta...
Legal terms such as "owner", "contract", "possession", "citizen" are "intermediaries" in the sense t...
Given the importance of an accurate identification of the professionals, in art. 8 of Law no. 71/201...
The article examines the role of economists as experts in law courts. It discusses the conventional ...
To what extent have ‘legal’ practices been, and are they being contributing to the creation of the s...
The paper deals with legal intermediaries, as two streams of research apprehend and define them in r...
This book is the first to examine intermediaries in a holistic and systematic manner. The classical ...
This article explores how legal intermediaries facilitate or inhibit so-cial change. We suggest the ...
The legal devices crafted within large organizations are a key component of legal endogeneity theory...
La recherche a pour objet l'étude du statut juridique et social des intermédiaires en matière immobi...
Many concepts in legal texts are "intermediaries", in the sense that they serve as links between sta...
AbstractMany concepts in legal texts are “intermediaries”, in the sense that they serve as links bet...
The study of commercial law can be divided into four basic categories: (a) individuals (natural pers...
In the common language, acting through intermediaries can be defined as the method which consists in...
The editors of this volume highlight the role of intermediaries, alongside regulators and targets, a...
International audienceThis paper shows that social inequalities are cumulative and occur at each sta...
Legal terms such as "owner", "contract", "possession", "citizen" are "intermediaries" in the sense t...
Given the importance of an accurate identification of the professionals, in art. 8 of Law no. 71/201...
The article examines the role of economists as experts in law courts. It discusses the conventional ...
To what extent have ‘legal’ practices been, and are they being contributing to the creation of the s...