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 Katherine Stone
Professor of Law
stone@law.ucla.edu
Katherine Stone, Professor, joined the UCLA Law School in Fall, 2004. She teaches Labor
Law and Private Justice: The Law of Alternative Dispute Resolution and a seminar on
Labor and Social Policy in the Spring. Prior to joining the Law School, she was Professor
of Law at Cornell Law School (1992-2004) and Anne Evans Estabrook Professor of Dispute
Resolution at Cornell School of Industrial and Labor Relations (2000-04). Previously, she
was Professor of Law at the Benjamin N. Cardozo Law School, Yeshiva University from 1984
to 1992. Stone received her B.A., magna cum laude from Harvard University (1970) and earned
her J.D. from Harvard Law School (1979). She was an attorney at Cohen Weiss & Simon from
1979-1981 and at Rabinowitz Boudin Standard Krinsky & Lieberman from 1981-1984. She was a
visiting professor at Chicago Law School (1990-91), Stanford Law School (1997) and Yale Law
School (1999-2000).
Professor Stone has participated in a number of organizations and committees, including the
Labor and Employment Section of the AALS (Chair, 2005), International Society of Labor Law
and Social Security (Executive Board), the Law and Society Association, Contract Law Section
of the AALS (Chair, 1994), the Labor and Employment Committee of the Association of the Bar
of the City of New York. She specializes in courses regarding Labor Law, Comparative Labor
Law, Employment Law, Labor and Social Policy, Private Justice, and Contracts. Professor Stone's
most recent book, published by Cambridge University Press in 2004, is Widgets to Digits:
Employment Regulation for the Changing Workplace. Other books include Arbitration Law (Foundation
Press, 2003) and Private Justice: The Law of Alternative Dispute Resolution (Foundation Press,
2000). Other recent scholarship by Professor Stone include "The Steelworkers Trilogy and the
Development of Labor Arbitration," in Labor Law Stories (Laura Cooper and Catherine Fisk, eds.)
(Foundation Press, 2004); "Legal Regulation of the Changing Employment Contract," Cornell J.
Law & Public Policy (2004); "Procedural Justice in the Boundaryless Workplace," San Diego L.
Rev. (2004); Alternative Dispute Resolution," in Encyclopedia of Legal History (Stan Katz,
Ed., Oxford University Press 2005), and "Employment Discrimination in the Boundaryless
Workplace," in Feminism Confronts Homo Economicus (Martha Fineman & Terence Dougherty, eds.)
(Cornell University Press, 2005). Professor Stone is the Editor of the Globalization and Labor
Standards (GALS) Bibliographic Archive and Database, available at www.laborstandards.org, which
includes abstracts of journal articles about international labor rights and global labor
standards.
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