Vol. 41 No. 4, September 2008

Index

• The employment and labor law professor as public intellectual: sharing our work with the world.
• Educating workers about labor rights and global wrongs through documentary film.
• Working (with) workers: implementing theory.
• Making our work work.
• In the cause of union democracy.
• A theory of adjudication: law as magic.
• An introduction to the legal profession in China in the year 2008.
• The law of unintended consequences: shockwaves in the lower courts after Atlantic Corp. v. Twombly.
• The Gospel according to the state: an analysis of Massachusetts adoption laws and the closing of Catholic Charities adoption services.
• The pendulum swings: federalization of corporate law and its effects on the American capital markets.
• Puzzling logic: the constitutionality of Congress's "logic puzzle" e-mail filters.
• Money for nothing, listings for free: constitutional implications of subjecting "for-sale-by-owner" websites to real estate broker licensing statutes.
• Immigration law.
• Constitutional law.
• Criminal law.