Imagine you apply to be a cashier at a supermarket. At the beginning of the interview, you
sign an employment application. You don't get the job, and your interviewer's remarks make …

This article explores whether allowing such expansive arbitration is a wise idea for the
United States (and other western democracies). Like all arbitration, religious arbitration …

Religious commerce has long sat uncomfortably at the nexus of public law and private law.
On the one hand, such transactions invariably have garden-variety commercial objectives …

The American Dream of" a land in which life should be better and richer and fuller for every
man, with opportunity for each according to his ability or achievement," I is a fruitful source of …

Arguably, binding religious arbitration agreements are constitutionally problematic because
they hinder freedom of religion: They inhibit parties' ability to change their beliefs. However …

The current mechanisms to promote family law pluralism are woefully inadequate. Some
scholars lament the inability of state legislatures to enact pluralism-enhancing family law …

International commercial arbitration is the primary mean for settling international disputes of
a business nature. Because of its very structure, this procedure happens across borders …

Similarly, Muslim couples may choose to submit their disputes to Islamic courts to have them
resolved by imams according to Islamic law. Such arbitrations may be used to resolve …

Religious freedom is often listed among the core freedoms that characterize the liberal state—
along with freedom of speech, freedom of association, and freedom of the person. But it may …

The present research aims to studying Christian arbitration in the American legal system, as
a method of alternative resolution of civil disputes between private parties, which is …