Employee Rights and Employment Policy Journal

Contents

Foreword	Maria O'Brien Hylton
Happiness and ERISA: Reflections on the Lessons of Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics for Sponsors of Employee Benefit Plans	Alison M. Sulentic
Insurer Moral Hazard in the Worker's Compensation Crisis: Reforming Cost Inflation, not Rate Supression	Martha T. McCluskey
Breach of ERISA Fiduciary Responsibilities: Who's Liable Anyway?	Susan J. Stabile
Telling the Truth About Golden Handshakes: Exit Incentives and Fiduciary Duties	Lorraine A. Schmall
Investment Without Education: The Disparate Impact on Women and Minorities in Self-Directed Defined Contribution Plans	Jayne Elizabeth Zanglein
Family-Friendly Policies for families with Young Children	Jane Waldfogel
Comparing Apples and Oranges: Some Thoughts on the Pension and Social Security Tax Expenditures	Jonathan Barry Forman
Regulating Pensions in Europe and the United States	Steven L. Willborn
The Future of Private Pensions: Proceedings of the 2001 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Law Schools, Section on Employee Benefits	Kathryn L. Moore Jonathan Barry Forman Norman P. Stein
The Future of Fiduciary Issues in Employee Benefit Plans	Professor Dana M. Muir Jeffrey Lewis
The Future of Private Pensions: It is Not Pretty	Merton C. Bernstein