Coping with arbitrability: private industry v. academia
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The arbitration procedures in academia are becoming less like those in the business world. Most differences are the result of higher education's long-standing dedication to shared authority. While business can impose penalties while awaiting the outcome of dispute resolution, colleges usually have to wait until resolution before taking action. The scope of arbitration is more limited in the academic world and there are specific resolution procedures for specific disputes, unlike business. The result is more time-consuming, complicated and costly dispute resolution in academia.
Publication Name: Arbitration Journal
Subject: Law
ISSN: 0003-7893
Year: 1993
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Antitrust policy in a Clinton administration
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Changes in domestic economies and world trade require new approaches to antitrust policy by the Clinton administration. Efficiency claims should be given more credence for defenses, and broader definitions of distressed industries and failing firms are needed. Leniency for research and development incentives should be stressed. The growth of world trade necessitates acceptable measures of market power and integration of trade policy with antitrust policy.
Publication Name: Antitrust Law Journal
Subject: Law
ISSN: 0003-6056
Year: 1993
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The arbitrability of antitrust disputes: freedom to contract for an alternative forum
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Review of a growing body of federal judicial authority leads to the conclusion that domestic antitrust claims are arbitrable. Former law denying the validity of arbitration clauses appears to have given way to the preferable rule of respecting negotiated contractual agreements. The change in law should lead lawyers to negotiate the dispute resolution forum issue when drafting commercial agreements.
Publication Name: Antitrust Law Journal
Subject: Law
ISSN: 0003-6056
Year: 1997
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