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Prof. Guy Davidov
Elias Lieberman Chair in Labour Law
Phone: +972-2-5882581 Fax: +972-2-5823042 E-Mail: guy.davidov@huji.ac.il
fields of interest: Labour and employment law

Publications: For working papers see http://ssrn.com/author=357931 and http://www.labourlawresearch.net/Papers.aspx Books: Guy Davidov & Brian Langille (eds.), The Idea of Labour Law (Oxford University Press, 2011; paperback edition December 2012) [Reviewed by Matthew Finkin, 33 Comparative Labour Law & Policy Journal 171 (2011); Anne Trebilcock, 151 International Labour Review 130 (2012); Aaron Rathmell, 54 Journal of Industrial Relations 547 (2012)] Guy Davidov & Brian Langille (eds.), Boundaries and Frontiers of Labour Law: Goals and Means in the Regulation of Work (Hart, 2006) [Reviewed by Nicola Countouris, 36 Industrial Law Journal 250 (2007); Gerlado von Potobsky, 146 International Labour Review 121 (2007); Frances Raday, Public Law AUT 612 (2007); Jill Murray, 20 Australian Journal of Labour Law 329 (2007); Solveig Grimault, 29 Économies et Sociétés 2005 (2007); Michael Reiner, 6 Zeitschrift für Arbeitsrecht und Sozialrecht 288 (2008)] Articles: "The Goals of Regulating Work: Between Universalism and Selecvtivity" forthcoming in University of Toronto Law Journal (2014) "How Judges Use Weapons of Influence: The Social Psychology of Courts" 46 Israel Law Review 7-24 (2013) (with Maayan Davidov) "Job Security: Towards Balanced Intermediate Solutions" 43 Mishpatim 143-181 (2012) (Hebrew) (with Edo Eshet) "Freelancers: An Intermediate Group in Labour Law?", in Challenging the Legal Boundaries of Work Regulation (Judy Fudge, Shae McCrystal and Kamala Sankaran eds., Hart 2012) 171-185 "The Principle of Proportionality in Labor Law and Its Impact on Precarious Workers", 34 Comparative Labor Law and Policy Journal 63-80 (2012) "Articulating the Idea of Labour Law: Why and How",3 European Labour Law Journal 130-150 (2012) “Lay Judges in Labour Courts: Their Role and Contribution in Theory and in Practice”, in Liber Amicorum Elisheva Barak-Ossoskin (2012) 185-206 (Hebrew) (with Reut Begas-Shemer) “Re-Matching Labour Law with Their Purpose”, in The Idea of Labour Law (Guy Davidov & Brian Langille eds., OUP 2011) “Prolonged Armed Conflict and Diminished Deference to the Military: Lessons from Israel“, 35 Law & Social Inquiry 919-956 (2010) (with Amnon Reichman) ”Judicial Development of Collective Labour Rights – Contextually“, 15 Canadian Labour & Employment Law Journal 235-250 (2010) ”The Enforcement Crisis in Labour Law and the Fallacy of Voluntarist Solutions“, 26 International Journal of Comparative Labour Law and Industrial Relations 61-82 (2010) “The Perils of Economic Justifications for International Labor Standards: A Comment on Hyde“, 3 Law & Ethics of Human Rights 179-188 (2009) “Indirect Employment“, 12 Labour, Law and Society (2010) (Hebrew) “Workers Through Subcontractors at Schools”, in Privatization and Commercalization of State Education in Israel (Orit Ichilov ed., 2010) 145-173 (Hebrew) "A Purposive Interpretation of the National Minimum Wage Act“, 72 Modern Law Review 581-606 (2009) “Unbound: Some Comments on Israel's Judicially-Developed Labor Law“, 30 Comparative Labour Law and Policy Journal (2009) 283-311 “Review of The Changing Law of the Employment Relationship: Comparative Analyses in the European Context, by Nicola Countouris“, 4 International Journal of Law in Context 287-290 (2008) “The (Changing?) Idea of Labour Law“ 146 International Labour Review 311-320 (2007) “The Principle of Proportionality in Labour Law“ 31 Iyuney Mishpat 5-55 (2008) (Hebrew) “The Managerial Prerogative and Contract Law: Following Nahari and Grinshpan“, 38 Mishpatim 415-442 (2008) (Hebrew) “Constitutional Review in Budgetary Matters“ 49 Hapraklit 345-383 (2007) (Hebrew) “In Defence of (Efficiently Administered) 'Just Cause' Dismissal Laws“ 23 International Journal of Comparative Labour Law and Industrial Relations 117-138 (2007) “The Reports of My Death are Greatly Exaggerated: 'Employee' as a Viable (Though Overly-Used) Legal Concept“, in Guy Davidov & Brian Langille (eds.), Boundaries and Frontiers of Labour Law: Goals and Means in the Regulation of Work 133-152 (Hart, 2006) “Enforcement Problems in 'Informal' Labor Markets: A View from Israel“ (2005) 27 Comparative Labour Law and Policy Journal 3-26 “A Strike as Part of a Broader Dispute and a Virtual Strike (With Pay) as a Proportional Remedy“, 11 Labour, Society & Law 53-57 (2005) (Hebrew) “State or Family? The 2003 Amendment to the Citizenship and Entrance to Israel Law“ 8 Mishpat Umimshal (2005) 643-699 (a previous version published in 1(2) Lawatch (He’arat Din) 61-93 (Hebrew) (with Jonathan Yovel, Ilan Saban and Amnon Reichman) “Who is a Worker?“ (2005) 34 Industrial Law Journal 57-71 “Joint Employers Status in Triangular Employment Relationships“ (2004) 42 British Journal of Industrial Relations 727-746 “The Right to Work as a Community and Individual Right and its Constitutional Potential“, in Economic Social and Cultural Rights in Israel (Yoram Rabin and Yuval Shani eds.) (Ramot, 2004) 533-565 (Hebrew) “The Actors of Collective Bargaining: Israel” (2004) 51 Bulletin of Comparative Labour Relations 171-182 “The Social-Economic Reform 2002-2003: An Interdisciplinary View” Labour, Society & Law, Vol. 10 (2004), p. 209-219 (Hebrew) “Collective Bargaining Law: Purpose and Scope“ (2004) 20 International Journal of Comparative Labour Law and Industrial Relations 81-106 “The Three Axes of Employment Relationships: A Characterization of Workers in Need of Protection“ (2002) 52 University of Toronto Law Journal 357-418 “The Paradox of Judicial Deference“ (2001) 12 National Journal of Constitutional Law 133-164 “Workers on Boards of Directors: A Suggested Model”, in Liber Amicorum Menachem Goldberg (Aharon Barak et al., eds.) (Sadan, 2001) 251-285 (Hebrew) “Separating Minimal Impairment from Balancing: A Comment on R. v. Sharpe (B.C.C.A.)“ (2000) 5 Review of Constitutional Studies 195-209 “Beyond Employees and Independent Contractors: A View from Canada“ (1999) 21 Comparative Labour Law and Policy Journal 7-45 (with Brian Langille)


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