Bruce L Arnold
Biographic Data
| ID | 2736216 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bruce L Arnold |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bruce L |
| FAMILY NAME | Arnold |
| SIGNATURE | ARNOLD B L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Calgary |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 41 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Anticipatory Dying: Reflections Upon End of Life Experiences in a Thai Buddhist Hospice
Death and dying offer an important paradox for investigation. Both are feared and to be avoided but also generate considerable reverence, curiosity and mystery. The latter is investigated through thick ethnographic data collected in a Thai Buddhist hospice and the following pages provide some description of an alternative cultural-spiritual framing of anticipating death. The former part of this paradox is explored using detailed autoethnographic-…
Early Transition Stages and Heterogeneity in Criminal Careers among Young Offenders
Dans cet article, nous examinons différents modèles de rapports avec les forces policières parmi des sous‐populations hétérogènes de jeunes, dans les premiers stades de transition de leur carrière criminelle. Nous croyons que la recherche axée sur l'hétérogénéité et sur les premiers stades de la transition vers la criminalité peut nous renseigner sur les éléments de la dynamique comportementale ‐ jusqu'ici ignorés ‐ dans l'étude de l'apparition d…
Social capital, violations of trust and the vulnerability of isolates: The social organization of law practice and professional self-regulation
Self‐regulatory responses to professional misconduct within the legal profession
Dans cette communication, l'auteur s'appuie sur des documents des archives d'une association provinciale du Barreau canadien pour étudier les facteurs qui conditionnent les décisions de poursuivre ou de sanctionner les avocats pour faute professionnelle. Selon le modèle présenté, il existe des similitudes entre la façon dont les décisions sont prises par les cours criminelles et par les instances d'autoréglementation de la profession juridique. P…
Careers of Misconduct: The Structure of Prosecuted Professional Deviance Among Lawyers
We develop a career model of prosecuted misconduct among lawyers. This model combines labeling theory's emphasis on the role of sanctions in structuring deviant careers with a focus on the asynchronic interaction between life cycle changes among precariously positioned actors and system conditions. This conceptualization suggests that complaints of misconduct against inexperienced solo practitioners are more prone to prosecution because of social…
Cultural Capital, Gender, and the Structural Transformation of Legal Practice
In this article we clarify and modify Marxian and postindustrial predictions about the structural transformation of the legal profession, especially as they relate to gender differences in the law firm. In doing so, we utilize the concept of cultural capital and highlight the changing gender stratification of legal practice. We find that there is a growing centralization and concentration of cultural capital in law firms, so that both men and wom…
Cultural Capital, Gender, and the Structural Transformation of Legal Practice
In this article we clarify and modify Marxian and postindustrial predictions about the structural transformation of the legal profession, especially as they relate to gender differences in the law firm. In doing so, we utilize the concept of cultural capital and highlight the changing gender stratification of legal practice. We find that there is a growing centralization and concentration of cultural capital in law firms, so that both men and wom…
Careers of Misconduct: The Structure of Prosecuted Professional Deviance Among Lawyers
We develop a career model of prosecuted misconduct among lawyers. This model combines labeling theory's emphasis on the role of sanctions in structuring deviant careers with a focus on the asynchronic interaction between life cycle changes among precariously positioned actors and system conditions. This conceptualization suggests that complaints of misconduct against inexperienced solo practitioners are more prone to prosecution because of social…
Social capital, violations of trust and the vulnerability of isolates: The social organization of law practice and professional self-regulation
Anticipatory Dying: Reflections Upon End of Life Experiences in a Thai Buddhist Hospice
Death and dying offer an important paradox for investigation. Both are feared and to be avoided but also generate considerable reverence, curiosity and mystery. The latter is investigated through thick ethnographic data collected in a Thai Buddhist hospice and the following pages provide some description of an alternative cultural-spiritual framing of anticipating death. The former part of this paradox is explored using detailed autoethnographic-…
Early Transition Stages and Heterogeneity in Criminal Careers among Young Offenders
Dans cet article, nous examinons différents modèles de rapports avec les forces policières parmi des sous‐populations hétérogènes de jeunes, dans les premiers stades de transition de leur carrière criminelle. Nous croyons que la recherche axée sur l'hétérogénéité et sur les premiers stades de la transition vers la criminalité peut nous renseigner sur les éléments de la dynamique comportementale ‐ jusqu'ici ignorés ‐ dans l'étude de l'apparition d…
Cultural Capital, Gender, and the Structural Transformation of Legal Practice
In this article we clarify and modify Marxian and postindustrial predictions about the structural transformation of the legal profession, especially as they relate to gender differences in the law firm. In doing so, we utilize the concept of cultural capital and highlight the changing gender stratification of legal practice. We find that there is a growing centralization and concentration of cultural capital in law firms, so that both men and wom…
Careers of Misconduct: The Structure of Prosecuted Professional Deviance Among Lawyers
We develop a career model of prosecuted misconduct among lawyers. This model combines labeling theory's emphasis on the role of sanctions in structuring deviant careers with a focus on the asynchronic interaction between life cycle changes among precariously positioned actors and system conditions. This conceptualization suggests that complaints of misconduct against inexperienced solo practitioners are more prone to prosecution because of social…
Self‐regulatory responses to professional misconduct within the legal profession
Dans cette communication, l'auteur s'appuie sur des documents des archives d'une association provinciale du Barreau canadien pour étudier les facteurs qui conditionnent les décisions de poursuivre ou de sanctionner les avocats pour faute professionnelle. Selon le modèle présenté, il existe des similitudes entre la façon dont les décisions sont prises par les cours criminelles et par les instances d'autoréglementation de la profession juridique. P…
Social capital, violations of trust and the vulnerability of isolates: The social organization of law practice and professional self-regulation
Early Transition Stages and Heterogeneity in Criminal Careers among Young Offenders
Dans cet article, nous examinons différents modèles de rapports avec les forces policières parmi des sous‐populations hétérogènes de jeunes, dans les premiers stades de transition de leur carrière criminelle. Nous croyons que la recherche axée sur l'hétérogénéité et sur les premiers stades de la transition vers la criminalité peut nous renseigner sur les éléments de la dynamique comportementale ‐ jusqu'ici ignorés ‐ dans l'étude de l'apparition d…
Anticipatory Dying: Reflections Upon End of Life Experiences in a Thai Buddhist Hospice
Death and dying offer an important paradox for investigation. Both are feared and to be avoided but also generate considerable reverence, curiosity and mystery. The latter is investigated through thick ethnographic data collected in a Thai Buddhist hospice and the following pages provide some description of an alternative cultural-spiritual framing of anticipating death. The former part of this paradox is explored using detailed autoethnographic-…
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