Comparative labor law and policy journal

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  Año 2007, Vol. 28, Número 3

  • Comparative Labor Law-Bridging the Past and the Future.

    Benjamin Aaron, Katherine V.W. Stone

    págs. 377-392

    

  • The Comparative Labor Law Group: A Brief History and a Personal Evaluation.

    Benjamin Aaron

    págs. 393-405

    

  • Lesson from an Experiment in Comparative Labor Law.: Reflections on the Comparative Labor Law Group.

    Xabier Blanc-Jouvan

    págs. 407-421

    

  • Comparative Analysis of Labor Law: Learning from the Work Products of a Model Collaborative Design.

    Alvin I. Goldman, Amy Beckham Osborne

    págs. 423-441

    

  • A Comparative Analysis of Security, Flexibility, and Decentralized Industrial Relationsin Japan.

    Takashi Araki

    págs. 443-454

    

  • Convergences and/or Divergences of Labor Law Systems: The View from Australia.

    Ron McCallum

    págs. 455-467

    

  • Convergence and/or Divergences in Labor Law Systems?: An European Perspective.

    Manfred Weiss

    págs. 469-486

    

  • Developing the European Comparative Law of Personal Work Contracts.

    Mark Freedland

    págs. 487-499

    

  • Changes in the Workplace and the Dialogue of Labor Scholars in the "Global Village".

    Bruno Caruso

    págs. 501-545

    

  • Beyond the National Case: The Role of Transnational Labor Law in Shaping Domestic Regulation.

    Julia López López

    págs. 547-563

    

  • A New Labor Law for a New World of Work The Case for a Comparative-Transnational Approach.

    Katherine V.W. Stone

    pág. 565

    

  • Future Directions for Labor Law Scholarship and International Collaboration.

    Jacques Rojot

    págs. 583-589

    

  • Compared to Wath? The UCLA Comparative Labor Law Proyect and the Future of Comparative Labor Law.

    H.W. Arthurs

    págs. 591-612