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(Labor
Law; Employment Law; Contracts.)
Professor
Hyde earned his A.B. from Stanford and his J.D. from Yale. Before coming
to Rutgers, he was an instructor at New York University School of Law and
represented the National Labor Relations Board in federal courts of appeals.
He is the author of Working in Silicon Valley: Economic and Legal Analysis of a
High-Velocity Labor Market (2003), Bodies of Law (1997), and the co-author of
Legal Rights and Interests in the
Workplace: Cases and
Materials on Employment and Labor Law (with C.W. Summers and K.G. Dau-Schmidt)
(forthcoming 2006), and Cases and
Materials on Labor Law (2nd ed., 1982) (with C.W. Summers and H.H.
Wellington. He has been a visiting professor at Yale, Columbia, Cornell, New York
University, Cardozo, and the University of Michigan law schools, and is on leave
2005-07, visiting the Cornell and University of Toronto law schools.
Professor Hyde's current research
projects include bargaining structures for low-wage service workers, game theory
analysis of transnational labor standards, and the design of a North American
free labor market. He is
a director of the Association for Union Democracy, and frequently writes
briefs in labor and employment cases on behalf of the Association and other
employee rights organizations.
Professor Hyde lives
in Greenwich Village with his wife Ellen Gesmer, a judge of the New York Civil
Court.
He enjoys reading, working out, and attending opera and dance
performances, and plays the oboe in chamber groups.
Professor Hyde maintains
a personal web page at http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~hyde/.
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