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Papers by Howard Erlanger
Encyclopedia of Law & Society: American and Global Perspectives, 2000
Law & Social Inquiry, 2014
The Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology (1973-), 1975
American Sociological Review, Feb 1, 1974
... ments and advice; to Irene Rodgers and Nancy Williamson for programming assistance; and to BA... more ... ments and advice; to Irene Rodgers and Nancy Williamson for programming assistance; and to BASR-Columbia University, Jack Ladinsky, and ... The national sample of lawyers was drawn primarily from the Mar-tindaleHubbell Directory of Lawyers, supplemented by a sample ...
The effects of participation as a salaried professional in a reform oriented organization on the ... more The effects of participation as a salaried professional in a reform oriented organization on the participants' subsequent career is considered in this paper and studied in the context of the 0E0 sponsored Legal Services Program. .;ecause of the paucity of literature on the consequences of participation in reform organizations, a related literature, that of the consequences of participation in the student movement of the sixties, is drawn on for insight and is also critically examined. A comparison of the subsequent careers of 228 lawyers involved in the program in 1967 to those of 981 other lawyers who were practicing law in 1967 indicates that program participation has an important effect cn both the distribution of professional services and the rendering of reform oriented free or reduced fee work. The explanations offered stress the importance of job market factors, in contrast to previous work * hich has suggested that the socialization is the sole or primary means through which such effects occur. A further difference from previous work is the consideration of the effects of variation in experience in the organization-a topic which is briefly discussed. ABSTRACT This paper considers the effects of participation as a salaried professional in a reforn-oriented organization on the participant's subsequent career. This issue is studied in the context of one such organization, the CEO sponsored Legal Services Program, rich eras probably the largest and best known organization oriented to the redistribution of pro-
Journal of Legal Education, 1984
... of solo and large firm lawyers in Detroit;5 and Erwin Smigel's study of lawyers in v... more ... of solo and large firm lawyers in Detroit;5 and Erwin Smigel's study of lawyers in very large New York firms.6 In general the studies have found a fairly substantial correlation between religion and size of firm, including an especially striking tendency for Jews to be in solo practice ...
... "New professionalism," in the legal profession and ... the job market, they tried t... more ... "New professionalism," in the legal profession and ... the job market, they tried to put their ideals into action by choosing nontraditional occupations.1 These included (1) taking previously unpopular low status jobs and trying to upgrade the quality of services (eg, Herndon, 1968 ...
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2000
Abstract Argued for is consideration of a somewhat different approach to the subculture of violen... more Abstract Argued for is consideration of a somewhat different approach to the subculture of violence thesis than has traditionally been taken. Drawing on qualitative materials relating to adolescent gangs in the Chicano barrios of East Los Angeles, it is suggested that, in this ...
Social Problems, 1974
THE EMPIRICAL STATUS OF THE SUBCULTURE OF VIOLENCE THESIS* ... reviews some of the existing liter... more THE EMPIRICAL STATUS OF THE SUBCULTURE OF VIOLENCE THESIS* ... reviews some of the existing literature bearing on the subculture of violence thesis (Wolfgang, 1958), reports the results of a re-analysis of survey data collected for the President's Commission on the ...
Social Forces, 1980
... ments and advice; to Irene Rodgers and Nancy Williamson for programming assistance; and to BA... more ... ments and advice; to Irene Rodgers and Nancy Williamson for programming assistance; and to BASR-Columbia University, Jack Ladinsky, and ... The national sample of lawyers was drawn primarily from the Mar-tindaleHubbell Directory of Lawyers, supplemented by a sample ...
Law & Society Review, 1978
... "New professionalism," in the legal profession and ... the job market, they tried t... more ... "New professionalism," in the legal profession and ... the job market, they tried to put their ideals into action by choosing nontraditional occupations.1 These included (1) taking previously unpopular low status jobs and trying to upgrade the quality of services (eg, Herndon, 1968 ...
Law & Society Review, 1970
... Also, the damage award will generally vary with the strength of evidence of liability, rather... more ... Also, the damage award will generally vary with the strength of evidence of liability, rather than only with evidence of loss ... [358] LAW AND SOCIETY ... of the punitive nature of the criminal prosecution.65 A particularly striking difference in the administration of criminal justice in the ...
Law <html_ent glyph="@amp;" ascii="&"/> Society Review, 2005
Law & Social Inquiry, 1982
Law <html_ent glyph="@amp;" ascii="&"/> Social Inquiry, 1978
... 92 Daedalus 669 (1963); Richard H. Hall, Occupations and the Social Structure (Englewood Clif... more ... 92 Daedalus 669 (1963); Richard H. Hall, Occupations and the Social Structure (Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1975); Wilbert E. Moore ... Associate Justice William J.Brennan, Jr., The Responsibilities of the Legal Profession, in Arthur E. Sutherland, ed., The Path of the Law ...
Children and Youth Services Review, 1979
Using secondary analysis of data from a national survey, this note examines the relationship betw... more Using secondary analysis of data from a national survey, this note examines the relationship between childhood punishment experiences and adult violence. The data indicate that the correlation is rather low, a finding that is consistent with previous research on samples of children. It is suggested that in spite of this finding, rather extreme childhood experiences may be fairly strongly related to adult physical aggression, and suggestions for further research are offered. *The survey instrument was designed under the direction of Sandra Ball-Rokeach. The sample included 1,176 adults (941 whites, 195 blacks, 40 other nonwhites) over age 18, in 100 clusters in all parts of the United States. The individual to be interviewed was specified in advance, but no call-backs were made. The questionnaire may be found in Lange, Baker, and Ball (1969). Preliminary findings are reported in Lange et al. (1969) and in Stark and McEvoy, III (1970). Some of the tables in the latter paper exaggerate class difference because the analysis does not control for age. The findings presented here are based on a secondary analysis of the data.
American Sociological Review, 1977
American Sociological Review, 1974
Encyclopedia of Law & Society: American and Global Perspectives, 2000
Law & Social Inquiry, 2014
The Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology (1973-), 1975
American Sociological Review, Feb 1, 1974
... ments and advice; to Irene Rodgers and Nancy Williamson for programming assistance; and to BA... more ... ments and advice; to Irene Rodgers and Nancy Williamson for programming assistance; and to BASR-Columbia University, Jack Ladinsky, and ... The national sample of lawyers was drawn primarily from the Mar-tindaleHubbell Directory of Lawyers, supplemented by a sample ...
The effects of participation as a salaried professional in a reform oriented organization on the ... more The effects of participation as a salaried professional in a reform oriented organization on the participants' subsequent career is considered in this paper and studied in the context of the 0E0 sponsored Legal Services Program. .;ecause of the paucity of literature on the consequences of participation in reform organizations, a related literature, that of the consequences of participation in the student movement of the sixties, is drawn on for insight and is also critically examined. A comparison of the subsequent careers of 228 lawyers involved in the program in 1967 to those of 981 other lawyers who were practicing law in 1967 indicates that program participation has an important effect cn both the distribution of professional services and the rendering of reform oriented free or reduced fee work. The explanations offered stress the importance of job market factors, in contrast to previous work * hich has suggested that the socialization is the sole or primary means through which such effects occur. A further difference from previous work is the consideration of the effects of variation in experience in the organization-a topic which is briefly discussed. ABSTRACT This paper considers the effects of participation as a salaried professional in a reforn-oriented organization on the participant's subsequent career. This issue is studied in the context of one such organization, the CEO sponsored Legal Services Program, rich eras probably the largest and best known organization oriented to the redistribution of pro-
Journal of Legal Education, 1984
... of solo and large firm lawyers in Detroit;5 and Erwin Smigel's study of lawyers in v... more ... of solo and large firm lawyers in Detroit;5 and Erwin Smigel's study of lawyers in very large New York firms.6 In general the studies have found a fairly substantial correlation between religion and size of firm, including an especially striking tendency for Jews to be in solo practice ...
... "New professionalism," in the legal profession and ... the job market, they tried t... more ... "New professionalism," in the legal profession and ... the job market, they tried to put their ideals into action by choosing nontraditional occupations.1 These included (1) taking previously unpopular low status jobs and trying to upgrade the quality of services (eg, Herndon, 1968 ...
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2000
Abstract Argued for is consideration of a somewhat different approach to the subculture of violen... more Abstract Argued for is consideration of a somewhat different approach to the subculture of violence thesis than has traditionally been taken. Drawing on qualitative materials relating to adolescent gangs in the Chicano barrios of East Los Angeles, it is suggested that, in this ...
Social Problems, 1974
THE EMPIRICAL STATUS OF THE SUBCULTURE OF VIOLENCE THESIS* ... reviews some of the existing liter... more THE EMPIRICAL STATUS OF THE SUBCULTURE OF VIOLENCE THESIS* ... reviews some of the existing literature bearing on the subculture of violence thesis (Wolfgang, 1958), reports the results of a re-analysis of survey data collected for the President&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;#x27;s Commission on the ...
Social Forces, 1980
... ments and advice; to Irene Rodgers and Nancy Williamson for programming assistance; and to BA... more ... ments and advice; to Irene Rodgers and Nancy Williamson for programming assistance; and to BASR-Columbia University, Jack Ladinsky, and ... The national sample of lawyers was drawn primarily from the Mar-tindaleHubbell Directory of Lawyers, supplemented by a sample ...
Law & Society Review, 1978
... "New professionalism," in the legal profession and ... the job market, they tried t... more ... "New professionalism," in the legal profession and ... the job market, they tried to put their ideals into action by choosing nontraditional occupations.1 These included (1) taking previously unpopular low status jobs and trying to upgrade the quality of services (eg, Herndon, 1968 ...
Law & Society Review, 1970
... Also, the damage award will generally vary with the strength of evidence of liability, rather... more ... Also, the damage award will generally vary with the strength of evidence of liability, rather than only with evidence of loss ... [358] LAW AND SOCIETY ... of the punitive nature of the criminal prosecution.65 A particularly striking difference in the administration of criminal justice in the ...
Law <html_ent glyph="@amp;" ascii="&"/> Society Review, 2005
Law & Social Inquiry, 1982
Law <html_ent glyph="@amp;" ascii="&"/> Social Inquiry, 1978
... 92 Daedalus 669 (1963); Richard H. Hall, Occupations and the Social Structure (Englewood Clif... more ... 92 Daedalus 669 (1963); Richard H. Hall, Occupations and the Social Structure (Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1975); Wilbert E. Moore ... Associate Justice William J.Brennan, Jr., The Responsibilities of the Legal Profession, in Arthur E. Sutherland, ed., The Path of the Law ...
Children and Youth Services Review, 1979
Using secondary analysis of data from a national survey, this note examines the relationship betw... more Using secondary analysis of data from a national survey, this note examines the relationship between childhood punishment experiences and adult violence. The data indicate that the correlation is rather low, a finding that is consistent with previous research on samples of children. It is suggested that in spite of this finding, rather extreme childhood experiences may be fairly strongly related to adult physical aggression, and suggestions for further research are offered. *The survey instrument was designed under the direction of Sandra Ball-Rokeach. The sample included 1,176 adults (941 whites, 195 blacks, 40 other nonwhites) over age 18, in 100 clusters in all parts of the United States. The individual to be interviewed was specified in advance, but no call-backs were made. The questionnaire may be found in Lange, Baker, and Ball (1969). Preliminary findings are reported in Lange et al. (1969) and in Stark and McEvoy, III (1970). Some of the tables in the latter paper exaggerate class difference because the analysis does not control for age. The findings presented here are based on a secondary analysis of the data.
American Sociological Review, 1977
American Sociological Review, 1974