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Volume 80, Issue 2 (2005) Competing and Complimentary Rule Systems: Civil Procedure and ADR

Introduction

Competing and Complementary Rule Systems: Civil Procedure and ADR
Jean R. Sternlight and Judith Resnik

Articles

Arbitration: Governance Benefits and Enforcement Costs
Keith N. Hylton

Procedural Justice in the Boundaryless Workplace: The Tension between Due Process and Public Policy
Katherine V.W. Stone

Contracting out of National Law: An Empirical Look at the New Law Merchant
Christopher R. Drahozal

Procedural Rules for Complementary Systems of Litigation and Mediation - Worldwide
Ellen E. Deason

Procedure as Contract
Judith Resnik

One Judge's Perspective on Procedure as Contract
Lee H. Rosenthal

Separate and Not Equal: Integrating Civil Procedure and ADR in Legal Academia
Jean R. Sternlight

Notes

Preventing Terrorism by Prosecuting Material Support
Brian P. Comerford

On the Fair Use Fence between Derivative Works and Allegedly Infringing Creations: A Proposal for a Middle Ground
Erin E. Gallagher

Quo Vadis, Association in Fact - The Growing Disparity between How Federal Courts Interpret RICO's Enterprise Provision in Criminal and Civil Cases (with a Little Statutory Background to Explain Why)
Paul Edgar Harold

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ISSN: 0745-3515