30 research outputs found
The Corporatization of Academic Research: Whose Interests Are Served?
Get PDFThe following article is the text of a speech given at the Association of American Law Schools annual meeting in January 2005, which has been edited and footnoted for publication in the Akron Law Review
Due Process and the LMRDA: An Analysis of Democratic Rights in the Union and at the Workplace
Get PDFPanel Handout: Title IX, Academic Freedom and Due Process - Examining Title IX: Achieving Effective Enforcement While Protecting Academic Freedom, Due Process, and Shared Governance
Get PDFWomen and Union Leadership in the UK and USA: First Findings From a Cross-National Research Project
Get PDFThis is a report prepared for Cornell Conference on Women and Union Leadership held at Cornell University, New York City on May 8th 2010 and for Queen Mary/SERTUC Workshop on Women and Union Leadership held at Congress House, London on 11th September 2010. The project was funded by the Leverhulme Trust.
[Excerpt] This report offers the first findings of a unique comparative research project on women in union leadership in the UK and the USA. It is the first study that seeks to systematically investigate the experiences of women in union leadership in two countries using the same research methodologies and carried out by an American/British research team
