01782cam a2200325 a 4500003000800000005001700008007000300025008004100028020001500069020001800084035002300102040001800125041000800143042001400151043001200165050002400177082002000201100003400221245006900255260006300324300004100387440004900428500002000477520074000497650005601237650006001293650004301353650003501396700002501431BJBSDDR20230411090639.0ta200312s2005    ncua          001 0 eng d  a0890897042  a9780890897041  a(OCoLC)ocm60503736  aFMLcFMLbspa  aeng  alccopycat  an-us---14aKF 3319bC337w 200500a344.7301/092221 aCasebeer, Kenneth M., d1949-10aWork law in American society /cKenneth M. Casebeer, Gary Minda.  aDurham, North Carolina :bCarolina Academic Press,cc2005.  axli, 1230 pages :bphotos. ;c26 cm. 0aCarolina Academic Press law casebook series   aIncludes index.  aWritten in the traditions of legal realism, law and society, and materials analysis, Work Law in American Society offers law students a paradigm-shifting introduction to the field of labor and employment law. This casebook is different from others of the genre in that it focuses on both individual and collective law and legal power in our society. Organized around the legal contests facing people who work within a democratically established market economy, this book deals with contemporary conflicts within finance-driven and internationalized divisions of social labor in increasingly multi-cultural workforces. It is meant to facilitate student speculation on the many relationships of legal practices within, and to, democracy. 0aLabor laws and legislationzUnited StatesxHistory. 4aTrabajo y trabajadores xLegislación zEstados Unidos 4aLegislación laboral zEstados Unidos 0aLaborzUnited StatesxHistory.1 aMinda, Gary, d1946-