Comparative labor law and policy journal

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  Año 2011, Vol. 32, Número 3

  • Remembering Clyde Summers

    Roger Blanpain

    págs. 493-496

    

  • Clyde Summers: Disturber of the Legal Order.

    Matthew W. Finkin

    págs. 497-500

    

  • The legacy of Clyde W. Summers.

    Robert A. Gorman

    págs. 501-504

    

  • My teacher Clyde Summers.

    Kazuo Sugeno

    págs. 505-510

    

  • Clyde Summers: A giant of Comparative Labor Law.

    Manfred Weiss

    págs. 511-516

    

  • Good faith: A necesary element in australian employment law?

    Andrew Stewart

    págs. 517-520

    

  • Progress and paradox: the remarkable yet limited advance of employment Good Faith duties in canadian common law.

    Kevin Banks

    págs. 521-546

    

  • The obligation of good faith in France.

    Christophe Vigneau

    págs. 547-592

    

  • Good faith in the law of the employment relationship: Germany.

    Bernd Wass

    págs. 593-602

    

  • Good faith in greek employment law.

    Dimitrios Kremalis

    págs. 603-630

    

  • Regulating individual employment contracts through good faith duties.

    Sharon Rabin Margalioth

    págs. 631-662

    

  • Good faith in the individual employment relationship in New Zealand.

    Gordon Anderson

    págs. 663-684

    

  • Good faith in the contract of employment: A case of the english reserve?

    Alan Bogg

    págs. 685-728

    

  • Reluctance and remorse: the covenant of good faith and fair dealing in American employment law.

    James J. Brudney

    págs. 729-772