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A colleague recently asked my views on the best works applying social psychology and behavioral economics to issues of professional responsibility. He was interested in what LEF readers thought. I've written a litlte bit on the subject, including a review of Mitt Regan's Eat What You Kill in the GJLE, and a forthcoming paper co-authored with Alice Woolley that was presented at Law & Society this spring, but I'm far from an expert in this field. So, for the benefit of my colleague and others who may be interested, what is the best work out there? Also, my correspondent would like to know, has anyone coordinated a symposium dedicated to the cross-over between PR and PS/BE? If not, sounds like it's time has come, no?
Full post as published by Legal Ethics Forum on December 11, 2009 (boomark / email).
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