GW Conference Videos & Papers

Videos

• Part I
  webcast from October 28
• Part II
  webcast from October 29

Papers

Gathering Moss: The NLRA’s Resistance to Legislative Change
James J. Brudney

The U.S. International Labor Relations Act
Steve Charnovitz

The Intellectual Origins and Legacy of an Institutional Revolution
Dorothy Sue Cobble

Impact of Labor Unions on Worker Rights and on Other Social Movements
Charles B. Craver

A Tale of Two Statutes: Reflections on the "Digestibility" and the Realization of Rights under the NLRA and Title VII
Cynthia Estlund

Alternative Models of Meaningful Interaction
Matthew Finkin

What Can We Learn from NLRA to Create Labor Law for the 21st Century?
Richard B. Freeman

The NLRB: Then and Now
James A. Gross

The Origins and Purpose of the Wagner Act in Light of the Current Economic Crisis
Bruce E. Kaufman

Rethinking and Reframing U.S. Policy on Worker Voice and Representation
Thomas A. Kochan

American and Australian Labor Law and Differing Approaches to Employee Choice
Ron McCallum

The NLRA’s Legacy: Collective or Individual Dispute Resolution or Not?
Carrie Menkel-Meadow

Immigrant Workers and the Future of American Labor
Ruth Milkman
(also, please see accompanying Table 1)

“Who Is An Employee?” and Other Questions
Noah Zatz