Lawyers, Networks and Progressive Social Change: Lawyers Changing Lives

Preface: A Legal Past and Present\nAcknowledgements\nTable of Contents\n1. Introduction\n2. The Context and Controversies of Progressive Lawyering\n	The Context of Progressive Lawyering\n	Cause Lawyering and Legal Mobilisation\n	The Controversies of Progressive Lawyering\n	Conclusions\n3. Identifying Progressive Lawyers\n	Narrative Methodology\n	Reflexivity and Elite Interviewing\n	Identifying Areas of Practice\n	Ethnography\n	Fieldwork Interviews: Research Participant Selection\n	Other Data Sources and Data Analysis\n	Contested Labelling of Progressive Legal Identity\n	Conclusions\n4. Pathways to Law\n	The Legal Profession and Social Class\n	Shared Beginnings\n	Shared Left Values\n	Shared Turning Points\n	Collective Identity: Conclusions\n5. Tools for Change\n	Legal Advice and Representation\n	Strategic Litigation\n	Policy Work and Campaigning\n	Conclusions\n6. Educating Progressive Lawyers\n	An Autoethnographic Perspective on Legal Education\n	Social Alienation at Law School\n	Bringing US Experience Home\n	A Formative UK Experience\n	Conclusions\n7. Professional Legal Ethics and the Progressive Social Self\n	Resolute Positions\n	Constrained Positions\n	Conflict and Contestation\n	Conclusions\n8. Sustaining Progressive Lawyering\n	Funding and Burnout\n	Passion and Persistence\n	Knowledge and Experience\n	Barristers and Excellence\n	Social Mobility and Access\n	Conclusions\n9. Lawyers, Networks and the Future of Progressive Lawyering: \'This Work Needs to be Done\'\n	Conceptualising A Progressive Lawyering Movement\n	A Progressive Lawyering Future\nAppendix One:Table of Narrative Interviews\nAppendix Two:Narrative Interview Question Guide\nBibliography\nIndex