Nancy Reichman

Associate Professor, Department of Sociology         2000 East Asbury
Director, Center for Judaic Studies                         Sturm Hall, 157
nreichma@du.edu                                              Denver, Colorado 80208
303-871-4633

I do research on the behavioral aspects of law and legal institutions, examining how organizations mediate and transform legal rules and how individuals resist, transform, and comply with rules that structure their behavior. My scholarly publications cover a range of topics from regulatory regimes to organizational misconduct. Recently completed projects examine the the social organization of expertise to implement global environment agreements. Current research projects include: Partners on the Periphery: An examination of the beliefs and structures that construct gendered legal careers; and Legal Professionalism and the Transformation of the Field of Legal/Business Advice: A Study of the cooperation and conflict among expertise in emergent multi-disciplinary practices that combine professional services.

Courses

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Recent Publications

	Ozone Connections: Expert Networks in Global Environmental Governance with Penelope Canan. Forthcoming: Greenleaf Publishing "Ozone Entrepreneurs" in Environment, Energy, and Society: Exemplary Works edited by Craig Humphrey. Wadsworth Publishing (forthcoming, 2002) "Eight Key Lessons" Montreal Protocol Scholars Conference, To review the summary, click here.
	"Recasting the Brass Ring: Deconstructing and Reconstructing Workplace Opportunities for Women Lawyers" with Joyce Sterling. Forthcoming: Capital University Law Review. April 2000, 53 pages. To download a PDF version of this paper, click here.
	Gender Penalties: The Results of the Careers and Compensation Study (with Joyce Sterling and Cathlin Donnell). To review the Executive Summary, visit www.cwba.org and click on Foundation