Private Enforcement of Statutory and Administrative Law in the United States (and Other Common Law Countries)

Burbank, Stephen B.; Farhang, Sean; Kritzer, Herbert M.

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“…In the early 1990s, that number of charges filed rose to 75,000 and the number of EEOC charges approached 100,000 in FY 2009 to FY 2012. Figure , taken from Burbank, Farhang, and Kritzer (, ), illustrates the trends in total EEOC charges filed yearly since 1970 . Figure includes total charges filed with the EEOC under all statutes; note, however, that charges filed under Title VII have followed a similar trend.…”

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“…Figure includes total charges filed with the EEOC under all statutes; note, however, that charges filed under Title VII have followed a similar trend. Moreover, Title VII charges have consistently made up over 60 percent of the total charges filed following 1978, when the EEOC began administering Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) charges, and even after 1992, when the EEOC began administering Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) charges (Burbank, Farhang, & Kritzer , ).…”

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“…EEOC Charges and Employment Discrimination Suits FY 1970 to FY 2010. Source : Burbank, Farhang, and Kritzer ().…”

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“…Burbank, Farhang, and Kritzer (, ) collected historical and current data on EEOC charges for FY 1970 to 2013 from the EEOC's Office of Research, Information and Planning.…”

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Fifty Years Later: The Legacy of the Civil Rights Act of 1964

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Shinall²

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This paper assesses the legacy of the Civil Rights Act over the past 50 years, reviewing its history, scope, and impact on wage, employment, and segregation outcomes of the Act's five protected classes. In addition to improving outcomes for protected classes, the Act launched a period of expanded civil rights legislation and established a framework that allows expansion of coverage through judicial interpretation without requiring passage of new laws. Applications include prohibiting sexual harassment as a form of sex discrimination and protection against color discrimination separately from race discrimination, which may be increasingly salient with increased immigration and with a multirace population.

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“…EEOC Charges and Employment Discrimination Suits FY 1970 to FY 2010. Source : Burbank, Farhang, and Kritzer ().…”

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“…Burbank, Farhang, and Kritzer (, ) collected historical and current data on EEOC charges for FY 1970 to 2013 from the EEOC's Office of Research, Information and Planning.…”

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“…Besides, the difficulty to detect infringements and the inability of supervisors led to establishing the right of private enforcement in antitrust law. 136 The situation in capital market law is analogous, both on a theoretical and on a practical level.…”

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Market Abuse and Private Enforcement

Tountopoulos

2014

European Company and Financial Law Review

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In Search of an Effective Enforcement of Consumer Rights: The Italian Case

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Poncibó

2018

Enforcement and Effectiveness of Consumer Law

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Private Enforcement of Statutory and Administrative Law in the United States (and Other Common Law Countries)

Cited by 6 publications

References 155 publications

Fifty Years Later: The Legacy of the Civil Rights Act of 1964

Fifty Years Later: The Legacy of the Civil Rights Act of 1964

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In Search of an Effective Enforcement of Consumer Rights: The Italian Case

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