在很多人的心目中,尤其是在历史法学派那里,制度的自发生成被视为人类社会的一种理想或完美的状态:真正的制度应该是在实践中成长起来的,是适应社会的需求而自发发展出来的,而不是人为设计的结果。同时,这也是我们今天制度变革中的一种主张——尽管我们还没有看到太多鲜活的例子。而本书所提供的,则是历史上的一个完美的例子。《英格兰律师职业阶层的兴起》一书,是牛津大学万灵学院保罗·布兰德博士对英格兰律师职业阶层进行长期研究之后的一项重要成果。它集中描述了英格兰律师职业阶层在13世纪的兴起,而没有涉及其在后来的发展——尽管作者在其“中文版序”中对后一问题有所提及,并在该序言所提及的一些文章中对该问题还 In many people’s minds, especially in the jurisprudential school of history, the spontaneous emergence of the system is regarded as an ideal or perfect state of human society: the real system should have grown up in practice and adapted to the needs of society And spontaneous development, rather than artificial design results. At the same time, this is one of the propositions of our institutional change today - though we have not seen too many vivid examples. The book provides, it is a perfect example in history. The book The Rise of the Lawyer’s Classification in England was an important achievement of Dr. Paul Bland of the College of Wands at Oxford University after a long-term study of the career ladder in England. It focuses on the rise of the England attorney profession in the 13th century without reference to its subsequent development - although the author mentions the latter issue in his “Chinese Preface” and in the preamble Mentioned in some articles on this issue also