Law and Contemporary Problems:

Volume 67	Numbers 1 & 2

LAW AND CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS

Mandatory Arbitration Thomas B. Metzloff Special Editor

Foreword	Thomas B. Metzloff	1

Correcting Federalism Mistakes in Statutory Interpretation: The Supreme Court and the Federal Arbitration Act	David S. Schwartz	5

"Volunteering" to Arbitrate Through Predispute Arbitration Clauses: The Average Consumer's Experience	Linda J. Demaine and Deborah R. Hensler	55

Using Arbitration to Eliminate Consumer Class Actions: Efficient Business Practice or Unconscionable Abuse?	Jean R. Sternlight and Elizabeth J. Jensen	75

A Behavioral Analysis of Private Judging	Christopher R. Drahozal	105

The High Cost of Mandatory Consumer Arbitration	Mark E. Budnitz	133

Arbitration Clauses, Jury-Waiver Clauses, and Other Contractural Waivers of Constitutional Rights	Stephen J. Ware	167

The Revocability of Contract Provisions Controlling Resolution of Future Disputes Between the Parties	Paul D. Carrington and Paul Y. Castle	207

Control Over Dispute-System Design and Mandatory Commercial Arbitration	Lisa B. Bingham	221

Contracting with Tortfeasors: Mandatory Arbitration Clauses and Personal Injury Claims	Elizabeth G. Thornburg	253

Democracy and Dispute Resolution: The Problem of Arbitration	Richard C. Reuben	279


Further Developments

The Uncertain Future of Mandatory Arbitration of Statutory Claims in the Unionized Workplace	Erica F. Schohn	321

LAW AND CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS