VOLUME 25
ISSUE 1
Introduction
Matthew W. Finkin
Comparative Labor Law-Quo Vadis?
Reinhold Fahlbeck
Celebrating Twenty-five Years and Speculating Over the Future from a Brazilian Perspective
Roberto Fragale Filho
A Perspective on the Next Quarter Century of Comparative Labor Law
Alvin L. Goldman
Economic Ideas and the Labor Market: Origins of the Anglo-American Model and Prospects for Global Diffusion
Sanford M. Jacoby
A Silver Anniversary Not Worth Celebrating: The Impasse Over American Labor and Employment Policies
Thomas A. Kochan
Comparative Labor Law: Some Reflections on the Way Ahead
Thomas C. Kohler
Some Reflections on Comparative Labor Law and on Its Vicinity With Policy-making
Silvana Sciarra
Teaching ADR in the Labor Field in China
Theodore J. St. Antoine
Comparative Labor Law in America: Its Foibles, Functions, and Future
Clyde Summers
Labor Law Between Changes and Continuity
Christophe Vigneau
Enhancing Worker Lives Through Fairer Labor and Worklife Law in Comparative Perspective
Paul Weiler
The Future of Comparative Labor Law As an Academic Discipline and As a Practical Tool
Manfred Weiss
Onward and Upward: The Next Twenty-Five Years of Comparative Labor Law Scholarship
Steven L. Willborn
BOOK REVIEWS
Social Citizenship and Workfare in the United States and Western Europe: The Paradox of Inclusion, Joel F. Handler
European Integration and Industrial Relations: Multi-Level Governance in the Making, Paul Marginson and Keith Sisson
reveiwed by Richard Hyman
ISSUE 2
The United Kindom Recalibrates the U.S. National Labor Relations Act: Possible Lessons for the United States?
Nancy Peters
Exceeding Our Boundaries: Transnational Employment Law Practice and the Export of American Lawyering Styles to the Global Worksite
Susan Bisom-Rapp
BOOK REVIEWS
Labor Reform and Employment in Latin America
Sebastian Edwards
ISSUE 3
From the Taft-Hartley Act to Turkish Industrial Relations--Postponement of Legal Strikes: A Legal Borrowing Case
Ufuk Aydin
Legal Borrowing: Why Some Legal Transplants Take Root and Others Fail
Eirini Elefthenia Galinou
The Development of International Employment Law: My Experience on International Administrative Tribunals at the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank
Robert A. Gorman
REVIEW ESSAY
Imperial Borrowing: The Law of Master and Servant
Bruce P. Smith
BOOK REVIEW
Respectful Religious Pluralism in the Workplace
Achim Seifert
ISSUE 4
DEVELOPMENTS IN WORKPLACE DISPUTE RESOLUTION: A FIVE COUNTRY STUDY
Britain
Britain's New Statutory Procedures: Routes to Resolution or Barriers to Justice?
Gillian S. Morris
Germany
Wrongful Dismissals in the Federal Republic of Germany
Achim Seifert and Elke Funken-Hoetzel
Japan
The Birth of the Labor Tribunal System in Japan: A Synthesis of Labor Law Reform and Judicial Reform
Kazuo Sugeno
South Korea
The Legal Regulation of Wrongful Dismissal in Korea
Soh-Yeong Kim
Turkey
Termination of Labor Contracts and Unfair Dismissal Under Turkish Law
Levent Akin