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Volume 73, Summer 1999, Number 3
Note:
This issue contains articles from The Welfare Workforce: An Interdisciplinary Colloquim.Editorial Board
Articles
Empowering Patients to Act Like Consumers: A Proposal Creating Price and Quality Choice Within Health Care
Andrew Ruskin
The Evolution of Same-Sex Sexual Harassment Law: A Critical Examination of the Latest Developments in Workplace Sexual Harassment Litigation
Francis Achampong
Introduction to The Welfare Workforce: An Interdisciplinary Colloquium; and Organizing Workfare Workers
David L. Gregory and Benjamin Dulchin
The National Labor Perspective of the AFL-CIO
Jeffery B. Fannell
Workfare Implications for the Public Sector
Nancy E. Hoffman
Municipal Labor Perspectives on the Public Sector Welfare Workforce in New York City
Mary J. O'Connell
Workfare from a Management Perspective
Terence O'Neil
Catholic Theology of Work and Worship
Rev. John A. Perricone
Notes
The Communications Decency Act § 230: Make Sense? Or Nonsense?--A Private Person's Inability to Recover if Defamed in Cyberspace
Robert T. Langdon
Comments
Bragdon v. Abbott: A Case of HIV as a Perceived Disability Under the Americans With Disabilities Act
Denise DeCell