Management Prerogatives, Plant Closings, and the NLRA
New issues between management and unions with respect to developing jurisprudence; NLRA
The Review: Volume 11
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- The Democratic Corporation: The New Worker Cooperative Statute in Massachusetts
- Analyzing the Religious Free Exercise Rights of Inmates: The Significance of Pell, Jones, and Wolfish
- Building Power and Breaking Images: Critical Legal Theory and the Practice of Law
- Conundrums along the Mohawk: Preconstitutional Land Claims of the Oneida Indian Nation
In Depth Reading
Volume 11 Issue 1
The Challenges of Organizing
Discussion on the challenges of organizing in the new labor climate with particular focus on DuPont, an instance of collective action against Proctor and Gamble
The Strengths and Weaknesses of Compulsory Unionism
Discussion of the strengths and weaknesses of compulsory unionism; effects of voluntary unionism and right-to-work stateas
Panel: Changing Economic Realities and the Changing Role of Unions
Panel on economic shifts of the 1980s and the response of the labor movement
Volume 11 Issue 2
The Petty Offense Exception in New York: The Accused Prostitute's Right to a Jury Trial
Whether the right to a jury was afforded or whether a crime was a "petty offense" in light of New York City and state court treatments of prostitution cases.
Book Review: The Politics of Law
The critique expressed or implied in much of Kairys's collection is more subtle and puzzling, even when the writers swing from the floor at the legal system.
The Uniform Parentage Act and Nonmarital Motherhood-by-Choice
Current law and especially the Uniform Parentage Act inadequately respond to the growing trend of single women to raise children on their own.
Gentrification, Tipping and the National Housing Policy
Analysis of the segregating effects of the private sector on housing, gentrification, and abandonment of inner-city communities; federal policy remedies
Volume 11 Issue 3
Building Power and Breaking Images: Critical Legal Theory and the Practice of Law
The legal system is a forum used by the State to legitimate a particular social order; there are ways in which lawyers may resist and reshape this status quo.
Analyzing the Religious Free Exercise Rights of Inmates: The Significance of Pell, Jones, and Wolfish
Argument for the use of the least restrictive means test, instead of a more deferential reasonableness test, in religious free exercise claims.
The Democratic Corporation: The New Worker Cooperative Statute in Massachusetts
Assessment of Massachussetts worker cooperatve corporation law; exploration of the insertion of democratic ideals directly into the corporate entity.
Conundrums along the Mohawk: Preconstitutional Land Claims of the Oneida Indian Nation
Proposed mode of analysis for preconstitutional land claims brought by American Indian tribes