| SYMPOSIUM |
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| Introduction to Vanishing Trial Symposium |
John Lande |
1 |
| A World Without Trials? |
Marc Galanter |
7 |
| What We Know and What We Should Know about American Trial Trends |
Margo Schlanger |
35 |
| Vanishing Trials?: An English Perspective |
Robert Dingwall
Emilie Cloatre
|
51 |
| Vanishing or Increasing Trials in the Netherlands? |
Carolien Klein Haarhuis
Bert Neimeijer
|
71 |
| Worlds in a Small Room |
Christopher Honeyman |
107 |
Not Quite a World Without Trials:
Why International Dispute Resolution is Increasingly Judicialized
|
Andrea Kupfer Schneider |
119 |
When We Hold No Truths to be Self-Evident:
Truth, Belief, Trust, and the Decline in Trials |
Lisa Blomgren Bingham |
131 |
Public Access to Information in Civil Litigation vs. Litigant’s
Demand for Privacy: Is the “Vanishing Trial” an Avoidable Consequence? |
Dennis J. Drasco |
155 |
Vanishing Trial, Vanishing Community?
The Potential Effect of the Vanishing Trial on America’s Social Capital |
Robert M. Ackerman |
165 |
| Designer Trials |
Elizabeth Thornburg |
181 |
How Much Justice Can We Afford?:
Defining the Courts’ Roles and Deciding the Appropriate Number of Trials,
Settlement Signals, and Other Elements Needed to Administer Justice |
John Lande |
213 |
Reconciling Professional Legal Education with the
Evolving (Trial-less) Reality of Legal Practice |
Julie Macfarlane
John Manwaring |
253 |
