American journal of comparative law

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  Año 2012, Número 1

  • The trajectories of European and American antidiscrimination law: Introduction to the special issue on antidiscrimination law in Europe and Noth America

    Graínne De Búrca

    págs. 1-22

    

  • Transatlantic borrowings: The past and future of EU non-discrimination law and policy on the ground of disability

    Gerard Quinn, Eilionóir Flynn

    págs. 23-48

    

  • New institutions for promoting equality in Europe: Legal transfers, national bricolage and European governance

    Bruno de Witte

    págs. 49-74

    

  • From antidiscrimination to equality: Stereotypes and the life cycle in the United States and Europe

    Julie Chi-hye Suk

    págs. 75-98

    

  • A new european parity-democracy sex equality model and why it won't fly in the United States

    Ruth Rubio-Marín

    págs. 99-125

    

  • Gender identity and sexual orientation: Alternative pathways in EU equality law

    Mark Bell

    págs. 127-146

    

  • Evolutions in non-discrimination law within the ECHR and the ESC systems: It takes two to tango in the Council of Europe

    Samantha Besson

    págs. 147-180

    

  • Promoting equality and combating discrimination through affirmative action: The same challenge? Questioning the canadian substantive equality paradigm

    Luc B. Tremblay

    págs. 181-204

    

  • Disabling attitudes: U.S. Disability law and the ADA Amendments Act

    Elizabeth F. Emens

    págs. 205-233

    

  • Lessons from sexual orientation discrimination in central Europe

    Renáta Uitz

    págs. 235-264

    

  • Breaking the mold: Equality as a proactive duty

    Sandra Fredman

    págs. 265-287