Julius Getman

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Julius Getman is affiliated with the following schools: University of Texas at Austin, Harvard University

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Julius Getman

Law

#1060

World Rank

#1363

Historical Rank

#572

USA Rank

International Law

#849

World Rank

#1027

Historical Rank

#377

USA Rank

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According to Wikipedia, Julius Gerson Getman is a professor of law at the University of Texas School of Law, and a noted labor and employment law scholar and labor historian. Education Getman received his bachelor's degree from the City College of New York in 1953. He then attended Harvard Law School, where he received his Bachelor of Laws in 1958 and his master of laws in 1963. He began consulting for various labor and management groups thereafter, and became a noted arbitrator in labor disputes.

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Julius Getman's Published Works

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Published Works

Union Representation Elections: Law and Reality (1977) (115)
The betrayal of Local 14 (1998) (36)
The Supreme Court on Unions: Why Labor Law Is Failing American Workers (2016) (27)
Restoring the Power of Unions: It Takes a Movement (2010) (21)
Labor Arbitration and Dispute Resolution. (1979) (19)
Industrial Relations in Transition: The Paper Industry Example (1993) (12)
The Behavioral Assumptions Underlying NLRB Regulation of Campaign Misrepresentations: An Empirical Evaluation: Part II (1976) (12)
In the Company of Scholars: The Struggle for the Soul of Higher Education (2010) (9)
The National Labor Relations Board Voting Study: A Preliminary Report (1972) (8)
Labor management relations and the law (1999) (6)
The Common Law, Labor Law, and Reality: A Response to Professor Epstein (1983) (6)
The National Labor Relations Act: What Went Wrong; Can We Fix It? (2003) (5)
Union representation elections (1976) (5)
Ruminations on Union Organizing in the Private Sector (1986) (4)
Section 8(a) (3) of the NLRA and the Effort to Insulate Free Employee Choice (1965) (4)
The Protection of Economic Pressure by Section 7 of the National Labor Relations Act (1967) (4)
NLRB Regulation of Campaign Tactics: The Behavioral Assumptions on Which the Board Regulates (1975) (4)
The Emerging Constitutional Principle of Sexual Equality (1972) (4)
The Myth of Labor Board Expertise (1972) (4)
In the company of scholars (1992) (2)
Union Representation Elections: Law and Reality: The Authors Respond to the Critics (1981) (2)
Labor relations : the basic processes, law and practice (1989) (2)
Labor Relations: Law, Practice, and Policy (1983) (1)
A Critique of the Report of the Shreveport Experiment (1974) (1)
Labor Law and Free Speech: The Curious Policy of Limited Expression (1984) (1)
Collyer Insulated Wire: A Case of Misplaced Modesty (1973) (1)
Allocation of power and individual rights (1973) (1)
The Midwest Piping Doctrine: An Example of the Need for Reappraisal of Labor Board Dogma (1964) (1)
8. The Supreme Court and Arbitration (2017) (1)
The Internal Scholarly Jury. (1989) (1)
Public Policy Implications of ERISA (2012) (1)
Relationship Between Free Choice and Labor Board Doctrine: Differing Empirical Approaches (1984) (1)
Winning the FLSA Battle: How Corporations Use Arbitration Clauses To Avoid Judges, Juries, Plaintiffs, and Laws (2014) (1)
The Central Role of the Right to Strike (2019) (1)
Correspondence: Ralph Fuchs (1987) (1)
Indiana Labor Relations Law: The Case for a State Labor Relations Act (1966) (1)
The Story of NLRB v. Mackay Radio & Telegraph Co.: The High Cost of Solidarity (2006) (1)
A Tribute to William Burnett Harvey (2000) (0)
A Labor Lawyer's View of Legal Argument (1999) (0)
1. The Court and Union Organizing (2017) (0)
WHAT PRICE EMPLOYMENT ? ARBITRATION , THE CONSTITUTION , AND PERSONAL FREEDOM (2005) (0)
4. The Court and the Protected Status of Economic Pressure (2017) (0)
Can Collyer and Gardner-Denver - Co-Exist? A Postscript (1974) (0)
Book Review:NLRB Regulation of Election Conduct. Robert E. Williams, Peter A. Janus, Kenneth C. Huhn; NLRB and Management Decision Making. Robert A. Swift (1975) (0)
Right of Expatriation (2017) (0)
The Development of Indian Legal Education: The Impact of the Language Problem. (1969) (0)
7. The Court and the Definition of “Employee” under the NLRA (2017) (0)
2. The Supreme Court and Collective Bargaining (2017) (0)
The P rocess Is Part of the Problem (1979) (0)
Why Do Voters Vote (1977) (0)
Statement of Julius Getman Before the Commission on the Future of Worker-Management Relations (1994) (0)
5. The Supreme Court, Union Picketing, and Boycotts (2017) (0)
A Response to William Bradford Reynolds: Of Stories, Scholarship and Reality (1992) (0)
The Debate Over the Caliber of Arbitrators: Judge Hays and His Critics (1969) (0)
1-1-1985 Is the Labor Act Doing Its Job (2013) (0)
The civil wars in US labor: birth of a new workers’ movement or death throes of the old?, by Steve Early (2012) (0)
Boeing, the IAM, and the NLRB: Why U.S. labor law is failing (2014) (0)
1-1-1983 The Courts and Collective Bargaining (2013) (0)
Is the Labor Act Doing Its Job (1985) (0)
The Protected Status of Partial Strikes after Lodge 76: A Comment (1977) (0)
The Lasting Impact of Hiring Striker Replacements (2016) (0)
Daring the Courts: Trial and Bargaining Consequences of Minimum Penalties (2018) (0)
Focus: The Importance of Labour Speech (2017) (0)
Myths and assumptions in labor law : the role of empirical research (1972) (0)
The Process Is Part of the Problem (1979) (0)
3. The Supreme Court and the Right to Strike (2017) (0)
The 'Yeshiva' Case Revisited: Professors' Right to Bargain Is Entitled to Statutory Protection. (1988) (0)
Afterthoughts on the Short-Lived Experiment in Deregulation of Representation Elections (1979) (0)
In Tribute (Burnett Harvey) (2000) (0)
6. Exclusivity and the Duty of Fair Representation (2017) (0)
Legal Nonsense, Empirical Examination and Policy Evaluation (1977) (0)
A Comment on Professor Hook's Paper (1973) (0)
Book Review. The Wagner Act Cases by Richard C. Cortner (1965) (0)
Book Review: Labor and Employment Law: Broken Promise: The Subversion of U.S. Labor Relations Policy, 1947–1994 (1997) (0)
The Courts and Collective Bargaining (1983) (0)

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