The Crisis in Workplace Governance: Special Issue in Honor of Paul C. Weiler

Left to right: Elaine Bernard, Executive Director of Harvard Law School's Labor and Worklife Program; Harvard Law School Professor Paul Weiler; and Jack Trumpbour, Guest Editor for the Winter 2007 Comparative Labor Law and Policy Journal, and Research Director for the Labor and Worklife Program.

A publication of the University of Illinois College of Law and the International Society for Labor Law and Social Security, the Comparative Labor Law and Policy Journal, Winter 2007 edition features a special edition in honor of Paul Weiler's contributions to labor law. The issue contains 12 articles by renowned labor law scholars, including Harry Arthurs, who was Paul Weiler's professor at Osgoode Hall Law School, James Brudney, who served with him for many years on the UAW Public Review Board, William Gould IV, who shares Paul Weiler's love of baseball, and contributed an article on new Red Sox pitcher phenom Matsuzaka, and Jack Trumpbour who is the Research Director for Harvard Law School's Labor and Worklife Program, which Paul Weiler co-Chairs.

• [PDF]The Crisis in Workplace Governance:  Special Issue in Honor of Paul C. Weiler
  
  John Trumpbour


• [PDF]Updating American Labor Law:  Taking Advantage of a Window of Opportunity
  
  Thomas A. Kochan


• [PDF]Crafting a Progressive Workplace Regulatory Policy: Why Enforcement Matters
  
  David Weil


• [PDF]Reconciling Differences Differently: Reflections on Labor Law and Worker Voice After Collective Bargaining
  
  Harry Arthurs


• [PDF]Reconciling Differences Differently:  Employee Voice in Public Policymaking and Workplace Governance
  
  Daphne Taras


• [PDF]Recrafting a Trojan Horse:  Thoughts on Workplace Governance in Light of Recent British Labor Law Developments
  
  James J. Brudney


• [PDF]Immigration to the Workplace:  The German Experience
  
  Peter Hanau


• [PDF]Closing the Global Gender Pay Gap:  Securing Justice for Women's Work
  
  Mary Cornish


• [PDF]Changing Employment Practices, Corporate Governance, and the Role of Labor Law in Japan
  
  Takashi Araki


• [PDF]Globalization in Collective Bargaining, Baseball, and Matsuzaka:  Labor and Antitrust Law on the Diamond
  
  William B. Gould IV


• [PDF]Governance of the Workplace:  The Contemporary Regime of Individual Contract
  
  Kenneth G. Dau-Schmidt and Timothy A. Haley


• [PDF]Something Old, Something New: Governing the Workplace by Contract Again
  
  Cynthia Estlund

Recreating Canada: Festschriftkonference in Honor of Paul Weiler

Front row, seated, left to right: Anthony D. Scott (1983-83); Randall Morck (2005); Paul Weiler (1978-81); Florrie Darwin; John Courtney (1990-91).

Back row, left to right: Helen Clayton (Canada Program); John Helliwell (1991-94); Joy Parr (1998-99); Albert Breton (1969-70); Kerry Rittich (fall, 2004); Richard Johnston (1994-95); Pierre Martin (1999-2000); Harry Arthurs; Alan Cairns (1982-83); and Thomas Axworthy (1985-86).

Present but not pictured: Laurier Turgeon (spring 2006).

The Weatherhead Center for International Affairs' Canada Program sponsored a Festschriftkonference in honor of Paul Weiler in November of 2006. The theme was 'Recreating Canada'. More information is available via the Weatherhead Center's electronic newsletter 'Masterpiece'.

Weiler All Stars

(L-to-R behind Professor Weiler: Don Fehr, Roger Abrams, Rick Horrow, Stuart Brotman, Peter Carfagna, Mike Curley, Peter Gammons, Jeff Pash)

The wonderful photographer Martha Stewart took many amazing photographs of the tribute dinner for Paul Weiler which took place April 27 in the Harvard Law School Caspersen Room:

Weiler Tribute Dinner Photos
Same photos with captions (Select photo to view caption)

If you'd like to contribute to the Weiler Fund, which will create a Harvard Law School visiting professorship in Professor Weiler's name, please contact Maggie Philbrick.

The Rules of the Game: The Winning Effect of Paul Weiler

On April 27, 2007, the Harvard Law School hosted a panel and dinner in honor of Professor Weiler. The event was described on the Sports Law Blog by Michael McCann (HLS '06):

http://sports-law.blogspot.com/2007/04/honoring-harvard-law-school-professor.html