Lawyers in agencies: economics, social psychology, and process.
Part of a special issue on government lawyering. The nature of the costs and benefits of lawyers' involvement in the administrative process is explained. Drawing on insights from social psychology, an explanation for why lawyers' perspectives on regulatory issues differ dramatically from those of...
| Published in: | Law & Contemporary Problems Vol. 61; no. 2; pp. 109 - 132 |
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Duke University
Spring 1998 Winter/Spring 1998
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