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On Compulsory-Arbitration Schemes

Journal of Political Economy, 1979
This paper studies the settlements generated by several variants of a compulsory-arbitration scheme called ``final-offer arbitration'' (FOA). Some of these are now in use in several states, and one has been recommended by Clifford Donn as an improvement on existing schemes.
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Compulsory Arbitration Clauses in International Disciplinary Sports Disputes: Features and Issues

Zakon
Is international arbitration always consensual and based on the autonomy of will and free expression of the parties? The basic theory would undoubtedly answer this question affirmatively.
Igor A. Voskoboynik
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Compulsory Arbitration. A Union Lawyer's View

Virginia Law Review, 1965
David E. Feller
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The Origins of Compulsory Arbitration in Western Australia

Journal of Industrial Relations, 2004
Western Australia was the first of the Australian states to legislate for compulsory arbitration. It did so in 1900. The paper presented here examines the paradox of this legislation. It was passed through an Upper House in which employers, who opposed the Bill, decided not to kill the legislation as had happened in other states.
Genevieve Calkin, David Plowman
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The Chagos Marine Protected Area Arbitration: Has the Scope of losc Compulsory Jurisdiction Been Clarified?

, 2016
This article focuses on the jurisdictional issues that arose from the LOSC Annex VII Arbitral Award of the Chagos Marine Protected Area Arbitration ( Mauritius v. United Kingdom ).
Lan N. Nguyen
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Selected Benefits and Costs of Compulsory Arbitration

ILR Review, 1979
Asserts that compulsory interest arbitration can provide benefits and impose various kinds of bargaining and political costs in a unionized workplace. Bases for denying public employees the right to strike; Discussion of some tests of the effectiveness of arbitration; Components of arbitration functions. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)
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The Australian Experiment of Compulsory Arbitration

1989
The compulsory arbitration system of Australia and New Zealand, which inspired one American professor at the turn of the century to describe it as ‘the most notable experiment yet made in social democracy’, can be seen as the pinnacle of the antipodean social experiments which earned the colonies the title of ‘social laboratory of the world’ at the ...
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Compulsory Arbitration in New Zealand, 1894–1901: The Evolution of an Industrial Relations System

, 2022
J. Holt
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Compulsory Arbitration in Croatia

Croatian arbitration yearbook, 2010
This article refers to certain provisions of Croatian law which literally provide for mandatory arbitration – legal obligation to resolve disputes through arbitration. Existence of arbitral jurisdiction in absence of the arbitration agreement and against the will of the parties to the dispute, leads to a number of additional questions, especially those
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Singapore's Industrial Arbitration Court: Collective Bargaining with Compulsory Arbitration

Industrial and Labor Relations Review, 1964
It is commonplace that the roles of labor organizations and of collective bargaining in developing countries raise political and economic problems of peculiar difficulty. One legislative experiment for dealing with some of these problems is Singapore's Industrial Relations Court, the subject of this article.
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