Works from 1990
Can rights move left?, Jeremy R. Paul
Works from 1989
Arbitral immunity, Roger I. Abrams
The bike tour leader's dilemma: talking about supervision, Michael Meltsner, Daniel Givelber, and James V. Rowan
Can coal miners escape black lung? an analysis of the Coal Miner Job Transfer Program and its implications for occupational medical removal protection programs, Emily A. Spieler
Federal rules, local rules, and state rules: uniformity, divergence, and emerging procedural patterns, Stephen Subrin
Preface: Symposium: the 50th Anniversary of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, 1938-1988, Stephen Subrin
Works from 1988
This is not an article, or scholarship: a Greek salad, Roger I. Abrams
Book review: "Feminism Unmodified" by Catherine A. MacKinnon, Dan Danielsen
The social security decisions of Judge Frank Easterbrook, Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals, Martha F. Davis
A proposal for state funding of municipal tort liability, James R. Hackney Jr.
The labor-management cooperation debate: a workplace democracy perspective, Karl E. Klare
Alimony after no-fault: a practice in search of a theory, Mary O'Connell
A bedtime story, Jeremy R. Paul
An essay: six competing currents of rule 10b-5 jurisprudence, David M. Phillips
David Dudley Field and the field code: a historical analysis of an earlier procedural vision, Stephen Subrin
Works from 1987
The New Nova curriculum: training lawyers for the twenty-first century, Roger I. Abrams and Michael R. Masinter
The failure of gender equality: an essay in constitutional dissonance, Wendy E. Parmet, Judith Olans Brown, and Phyllis Tropper Baumann
How equity conquered common law: the federal rules of civil procedure in historical perspective, Stephen Subrin
Works from 1986
Seniority rights under the collective agreement, Roger I. Abrams and Dennis R. Nolan
The efficient delivery of arbitration services through use of the arbitration firm, Roger I. Abrams and Dennis R. Nolan
Healing the breach: harmonizing legal practice and education, Michael Meltsner
Works from 1985
The labor arbitrator's several roles, Roger I. Abrams and Dennis R. Nolan
Toward a theory of "just cause" in employee discipline cases, Roger I. Abrams and Dennis R. Nolan
Lost opportunity: concluding thoughts on the Finkin critique, Karl E. Klare
Traditional labor law scholarship & the crisis of collective bargaining law: a reply to Professor Finkin, Karl E. Klare
Whither legal education, Michael Meltsner
AIDS and quarantine: the revival of an archaic doctrine, Wendy E. Parmet
Works from 1984
Buying employees' time: guaranteed pay under collective agreements, Roger I. Abrams and Dennis R. Nolan
Time at a premium: the arbitration of overtime and premium pay disputes, Roger I. Abrams and Dennis R. Nolan
Works from 1983
The common law of the labor agreement: vacations, Roger I. Abrams
Subcontracting Disputes in labor arbitration: productive efficiency versus job security, Roger I. Abrams and Dennis Nolan
American labor arbitration: the early years, Roger I. Abrams and Dennis R. Nolan
American labor arbitration: the maturing years, Roger I. Abrams and Dennis R. Nolan
Resolving holiday pay disputes in labor arbitration, Roger I. Abrams and Dennis R. Nolan
The marital home: equal or equitable distribution?, Martha F. Davis
Management prerogatives, plant closings, and the NLRA: A response, Karl E. Klare
Feeling like a lawyer, Michael Meltsner
Works from 1982
The power issue in public sector grievance arbitration, Roger I. Abrams
The law-school curriculum in the 1980s: what's left?, Karl E. Klare
The quest for industrial democracy and the struggle against racism: perspectives from labor law and civil rights law, Karl E. Klare
Works from 1981
Labor law as ideology: toward a new historiography of collective bargaining law, Karl E. Klare
Works from 1979
Negotiating in anticipation of arbitration: some guidelines for the initiated, Roger I. Abrams
Works from 1978
Judicial deradicalization of the Wagner Act and the origins of modern legal consciousness, 1937-1941, Karl E. Klare
Scenes from a clinic, Michael Meltsner and Philip G. Schrag
Works from 1977
Book review: Cox, Bok & Gorman, Cases and Materials on Labor Law, Roger I. Abrams
The integrity of the arbitral process, Roger I. Abrams
Works from 1975
Not one judge's opinion: Morgan v. Hennigan and the Boston Schools, Roger I. Abrams
The Labor injunction and the refusal to cross another union's picket line, Roger I. Abrams
Treating Blacks as if they were white: problems of definition and proof in section 1982 cases, Judith Olans Brown, Daniel Givelber, and Stephen Subrin
Works from 1974
Notice and the right to be heard: the significance of old friends, Stephen Subrin and Richard Dykstra
Works from 1973
Litigating against the dealth penalty: the strategy behind Furman, Michael Meltsner
Works from 1972
Clinical education at Columbia: the Columbia legal assistance resource, Michael Meltsner
Works from 1966
Equality and health, Michael Meltsner
