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Articles in Sept-Oct, 1990 issue of Business Horizons

• Cursing the darkness - lawyers are no more to blame for America's current condition than any other group - editorial
  by Michael B. Metzger
• The weaning of the green: environmentalism comes of age in the 1990s
  by Frank B. Cross
• The continuing expansion of RICO in business litigation - civil use of RICO, Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act
  by Virginia G. Maurer
• Law, social change, and the legalization of management practice
  by Michael B. Metzger
• Product liability reform: what happened to the crisis?
  by Frances E. Zollers
• Reading the tea leaves: future regulation of product-extrinsic advertising
  by O. Lee Reed
• Positive law as the ethic of our time
  by Bruce D. Fisher
• Defamation in the business setting: basics and practical perspectives
  by Arlen W. Langvardt
• Easing the pain of legal disputes: the evolution and future of reform
  by John R. Allison
• Civil rights and affirmative action: revolution or fine-tuning?
  by Jere W. Morehead
• THe changing relationship between managers and their lawyers - businesses need to stop and think before they hire in-house counsel to replace the outside counsel they have relied upon
  by S.S. Samuelson
• Employee appraisals, discrimination cases, and objective evidence
  by Bill Shaw