Recently Published Scholarship: BJELL

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Berkeley Journal of Employment and Labor Law
Vol. 32 #2 (2011)

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Articles

• Catherine L. Fisk, The Role of Private Property Rights in Markets for Labor and Ideas: Screen Credit and the Writers Guild of America, 1938-2000, p. 215.
• Timothy P. Glynn, Taking Self-Regulation Seriously: High-Ranking Officer Sanctions for Work-Law Violations, p. 279.
• Herman N. (Rusty) Johnson, Jr., The Evolving Strong-Basis-In-Evidence Standard, p. 347.

Working Group on the Future of Systemic Disparate Treatment Law

• Noah D. Zatz, Introduction: Working Group on the Future of Systemic Disparate Treatment Law, p. 387.
• Tristin K. Green, The Future of Systemic Disparate Treatment Law, p. 395.
• Melissa Hart, Civil Rights and Systemic Wrongs, p. 455.
• Michael Selmi, Theorizing Systemic Disparate Treatment Law: After Wal-Mart v Dukes, p. 477.
• Richard Thompson Ford, Beyond Good and Evil in Civil Rights Law: The Case of Wal-Mart v. Dukes, p. 513.

David E. Feller Annual Memorial Labor Law Lecture

• Eliseo Medina, The Collective Rights of Immigrant Workers: Organizing in Difficult Times, p. 531.

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