Journal Volume 2006 No. 1

SYMPOSIUM
Introduction to Vanishing Trial Symposium	John Lande	1
A World Without Trials?	Marc Galanter	7
What We Know and What We Should Know about American Trial Trends	Margo Schlanger	35
Vanishing Trials?: An English Perspective	Robert Dingwall Emilie Cloatre	51
Vanishing or Increasing Trials in the Netherlands?	Carolien Klein Haarhuis Bert Neimeijer	71
Worlds in a Small Room	Christopher Honeyman	107
Not Quite a World Without Trials: Why International Dispute Resolution is Increasingly Judicialized	Andrea Kupfer Schneider	119
When We Hold No Truths to be Self-Evident: Truth, Belief, Trust, and the Decline in Trials	Lisa Blomgren Bingham	131
Public Access to Information in Civil Litigation vs. Litigant’s Demand for Privacy: Is the “Vanishing Trial” an Avoidable Consequence?	Dennis J. Drasco	155
Vanishing Trial, Vanishing Community? The Potential Effect of the Vanishing Trial on America’s Social Capital	Robert M. Ackerman	165
Designer Trials	Elizabeth Thornburg	181
How Much Justice Can We Afford?: Defining the Courts’ Roles and Deciding the Appropriate Number of Trials, Settlement Signals, and Other Elements Needed to Administer Justice	John Lande	213
Reconciling Professional Legal Education with the Evolving (Trial-less) Reality of Legal Practice	Julie Macfarlane John Manwaring	253

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