Comparative labor law and policy journal

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  Año 2002, Vol. 23, Número 3

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    An Introduction to National Style in Labor Law Scholarship

    M. W. Finkin

    pág. 639

    
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    National Traditions in Labor Law Scholarship: The Canadian Case

    Harry W. Arthurs

    pág. 645

    
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    Labor Law Scholarship in France, Germany, and Italy: Some Remarks on a Difficult Question

    R. Birk

    pág. 679

    
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    What Do We Talk About When We Talk About Labor Law?

    M. R.-P. Royo

    pág. 701

    
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    National Styles in Labor Law and Social Science Scholarship: A Personal View

    Roger Blanpain

    pág. 727

    
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    Labor Law Scholarship in Japan

    Takashi Araki

    pág. 735

    
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    Was the Modern Labor Law Accepted in Postwar Japan?

    T. Hanami

    pág. 749

    
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    Teaching Labor Law in Latin American Universities

    L. Aparicio-Valdez

    pág. 753

    
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    National Styles in Labor Law Scholarship: The United Kingdom

    M. Freedland, Paul Davies

    pág. 765

    
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    Reflections on the Declining Prestige of American Labor Law Scholarship

    C. Estlund

    pág. 789

    
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    American Labor Law Scholarship - Some Comments

    C. W. Summers

    pág. 801

    
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    The Marginalization of Academic Labor Law in the United States: A Footnote to Estlund and Summers

    M. W. Finkin

    pág. 811

    
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    Social Science in Europe, Japan, and the United States

    S. M. Jacoby

    pág. 819

    
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    Do the Social Sciences Shape Corporate Anti-Discrimination Practice?: The United States and France

    F. Dobbin

    pág. 829

    
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    Scientific Knowledge Production in the United States and Germany: The Case of Industrial Relations Research

    C. M. Frege

    pág. 865

    
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    Are There "National Styles" of Social Science and Labor Scholarship?: Reflections on Industrial Relations Research in Japan

    M. Nitta

    pág. 895