Law Mart: Justice, Access, and for-Profit Law Schools

In: Anthropology of Policy Ser

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Cover -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Preface -- Introduction: Marketing Justice -- 1 Enrollment: Precarity, Casualization, and Alternative Admissions -- 2 "Charter Review": Policy as Culture and Ideology -- 3 The Legal Education Moral Economy Bubble -- 4 Law School 2.0: Marketing Integration, Educating Investors -- 5 Shared Governance in the Proprietary Legal Academy -- 6 "They Want the Rebels Gone": Contract Relations in a Fiscal State of Exception -- 7 The Policy Cascade: Deregulation and Moral Hazard -- Conclusion: The Trouble with Differentiation -- Appendix: List of Abbreviations -- Notes -- References -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Z

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Law mart: justice, access, and for-profit law schools

In: Anthropology of policy

Tejani, Riaz

Tejani, Riaz

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Introduction : marketing justice -- Enrollment : precarity, casualization, and alternative admissions -- "Charter review" : policy as culture and ideology -- The legal ed moral economy bubble -- Law school 2.0 : marketing integration, educating investors -- Shared governance in the proprietary legal academy -- "They want the rebels gone" : contract relations in a fiscal state of exception -- The policy cascade : deregulation and moral hazard -- Conclusion : the trouble with differentiation

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