104 results on '"Brudney, James J."'
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2. Reflections on Labor Standards in Global Supply Chains
3. FORSAKEN HEROES: COVID-19 AND FRONTLINE ESSENTIAL WORKERS
4. LEGISLATIVE UNDERWRITES
5. The Belt-and-Suspenders Canon
6. Dissing Congress
7. Designated Diffidence: District Court Judges on the Courts of Appeals
8. "Any".
9. Protean statutory interpretation in the courts of appeals
10. Legislation and Regulation in the Core Curriculum : A Virtue or a Necessity?
11. Gathering Moss: The NLRA's Resistance to Legislative Change
12. Canon Shortfalls and the Virtues of Political Branch Interpretive Assets
13. THE WARP AND WOOF OF STATUTORY INTERPRETATION: COMPARING SUPREME COURT APPROACHES IN TAX LAW AND WORKPLACE LAW
14. Liberal Justices' Reliance on Legislative History: Principle, Strategy, and the Scalia Effect
15. Oasis or mirage: the Supreme Court's thirst for dictionaries in the Rehnquist and Roberts eras
16. The Changing Complexion of Workplace Law: Labor and Employment Decisions of the Supreme Court's 1999-2000 Term
17. Congressional Commentary on Judicial Interpretations of Statutes: Idle Chatter or Telling Response?
18. Collateral conflict: employer claims of RICO extortion against union comprehensive campaigns.
19. The Supreme Court as interstitial actor: Justice Ginsburg's eclectic approach to statutory interpretation.
20. Intentionalism's revival.
21. Below the surface: comparing legislative history usage by the House of Lords and the Supreme Court.
22. Foreseeing greatness? Measurable performance criteria and the selection of Supreme Court justices.
23. Canons of construction and the elusive quest for neutral reasoning.
24. Eskridge, Brudney, and Chafetz's Legislation and Statutory Interpretation, 3d (Concepts and Insights Series)
25. Recalibrating federal judicial independence.
26. Stalking secret law: what predicts publication in the United States Courts of Appeals.
27. Judicial hostility toward labor unions? Apply the social background model to a celebrated concern.
28. To strike or not to strike.
29. Of labor law and dissonance.
30. Recrafting a trojan horse: thoughts on workplace governance in light of recent British labor law developments.
31. Workplace Justice without Unions
32. The decline and fall of legislative history? Patterns of Supreme Court reliance in the Burger and Rehnquist eras.
33. Reflections on group action and the law of the workplace.
34. A famous victory: collective bargaining protections and the statutory aging process.
35. Neutrality agreements and card check recognition: prospects for changing paradigms.
36. Isolated and politicized: the NLRB's uncertain future.
37. The influence of appellate judges' social backgrounds when reviewing NLRB decisions.
38. Congressional accountability and denial: speech or debate clause and conflict of interest challenges to unionization of Congressional employees.
39. TWO ROADS DIVERGED: STATUTORY INTERPRETATION BY THE CIRCUIT COURTS AND SUPREME COURT IN THE SAME CASES.
40. Statutory Interpretation as "Interbranch Dialogue"?
41. Statutory interpretation as diplomacy.
42. Protean Statutory Interpretation in the Courts of Appeals
43. A TAXONOMY OF STRIKER REPLACEMENTS.
44. 'Liberal Justices' Reliance on Legislative History: Principle, Strategy,and the Scalia Effect'
45. Peter Shane: Looking Back and Looking Forward.
46. THE INTERNATIONALIZATION OF SOURCES OF LABOR LAW.
47. Oasis or Mirage: The Supreme Court's Thirst for Dictionaries in the Rehnquist and Roberts Eras
48. Gathering Moss: The NLRA’s Resistance to Legislative Change
49. Confirmatory Legislative History
50. Private Injuries, Public Policies: Adjusting the NLRB’s Approach to Backpay Remedies
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