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Volume 86, Spring-Summer 2012, Numbers 2-3

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This double issue contains articles from Symposium: Employment Dispute Resolution Systems Across the Globe.

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Volume 86, Spring-Summer 2012, Numbers 2-3

Symposium

Overcoming Our Global Disability in the Workforce: Mediating the Dream
Elayne E. Greenberg

Worlds of Work Symposium Introduction
Paul F. Kirgis and David L. Gregory

Keynote Address: The Moral Dimension of Employment Dispute Resolution
Theodore J. St. Antoine

Strategy for Labor Revisited
Samuel Estreicher

A Century and Half Century of Advance and Retreat: The Ebbs and Flows of Workplace Democracy
William B. Gould IV

Winning the FLSA Battle: How Corporations Use Arbitration Clauses To Avoid Judges, Juries, Plaintiffs, and Laws
Julius Getman and Dan Getman

Advancing Student Achievement in the United States Public Schools Through Labor-Management Collaboration: The FMCS's Evolving Role in Education Reform
George H. Cohen

A Comparative Assessment of Labor and Employment Dispute Resolution in the United States and United Kingdom from 2006 Through 2011
David L. Gregory and Michael Harary

The Importance of Legal Context and Other Considerations in Assessing the Suitability of Negotiation, Mediation, Arbitration and Litigation in Resolving Effectively Domestic and International Disputes (Employment Disputes and Beyond)
Guido Carducci

Comparative Alternative Dispute Resolution for Individual Labor Disputes in Japan, China, and the United States: Lessons from Asia?
Ronald C. Brown

Notes

Do You Need a Doctor's Note? Lay Testimony Should Be Sufficient Evidence for FMLA Leave Unless Compelling Counter Conditions Exist
Mary Kalich

He Said, She Said: Sex Crime Prosecutions and Spousal Privileges Under the Federal Rules of Evidence
Jennifer Kelly

In the Best Interests of No One: How New York's "Best Interest of the Child" Law Violates Parents' Fundamental Right to the Care, Custody, and Control of Their Children
Nicole Lapsatis

We're on a Mission from God: Properly Interpreting RLUIPA's "Equal Terms" Provision
Daniel Mazzella

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