Labor Law

In dealing with the complex issues surrounding labor law, this volume analyzes the rapid, profound, and all - encompassing nature of change in the work place. The essays examine the politics of the modern working world and its relationship with the law. By taking an interdisciplinary approach, including articles from feminist and social justice theorists, this volume is a significant contribution to the worlds of law and industrial relations.

Acknowledgements
Series Preface
Introduction
A Common Law for Labor Relations: A Critique of the New Deal Labor Legislation	p. 3
In Defense of the Contract at Will	p. 55
The Legacy of Industrial Pluralism: The Tension between Individual Employment Rights and the New Deal Collective Bargaining System	p. 91
A Seed Germinates: Unjust Discharge Reform Heads Toward Full Flower	p. 161
Workplace Democracy and Market Reconstruction: An Agenda for Legal Reform	p. 189
In Defense of Employee Ownership	p. 257
Images of Power in Labor Law: A Feminist Deconstruction	p. 313
Feminism, Labor, and Power	p. 371
Catholic Labor Theory and the Transformation of Work	p. 439
The Right to Unionize as a Fundamental Human and Civil Right	p. 481
Reflections on Workers' Participation, Influence and Powersharing: The Future of Industrial Relations	p. 501
Name Index	p. 517
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