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| ARTICLES | ||
| Music, Mediation, and Superstrings: The Quest for Universal Harmony |
John W. Cooley | 227 |
| ADR Through A Cultural Lens: How Cultural Values Shape our Disputing Processes |
Julia Ann Gold | 289 |
| International Arbitration Is Not Your Father’s Oldsmobile | Kenneth F. Dunham | 323 |
| Justifying Restorative Justice: A Theoretical Justification for the Use of Restorative Justice Practices |
Zvi D. Gabbay | 349 |
| Why Further Development of ADR in Latin America Makes Sense: The Venezuelan Model |
José Alberto Ramírez León | 399 |
| STATE LEGISLATIVE UPDATE | ||
| State Legislative Update | Christopher Benne |
419 |
| NOTES | ||
| Last Chance Agreements: How Many Chances is an Employee Entitled To? |
Kathleen Birkhofer | 467 |
| Everybody Loves Arbitration: The Second Circuit Sets Pro-Arbitration Precedent in International Commercial Arbitration Cases |
Jason Matyas | 481 |
| Rules for a New Game: Finding a Workable Solution for Applying Class Actions to the Arbitration Process |
Andrew Remy Norton | 495 |
| The Pro-Arbitration Policy: Is This What the Parties Really Intended? The Courts’ Treatment of Forum Selection Clauses in Arbitration Agreements |
Lance Roskens | 511 |
| The Arbitrability of Arbitrability | Michelle St. Germain | 523 |
| Vacatur of Labor Arbitration Awards: Watering Down the Supreme Court’s “Drawn From the Essence” Precedent May Sound the Death Knell for Labor Arbitration |
Jonathan R. Waldron | 539 |