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100 1  $a Hermann, R. L. $q (Richard Lee), $e author. $0 http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n85361983
245 10 $a Manufacturing business and the law : $b a guide to the laws, regulations, and careers of the U.S. manufacturing revival / $c Richard L. Hermann.
264  1 $a Chicago, Illinois : $b American Bar Association, $c ©2015.
300    $a xxxvi, 722 pages ; $c 23 cm
504    $a Includes bibliographical references (pages 667-680) and index.
505 00 $g DEFINING "MANUFACTURING" LAW: $t What makes manufacturing practice different $t The origins of U.S. manufacturing law -- $t Setting the table -- $g THE SECOND INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION: $t The ideological basis -- $t The invention flood -- $t The legal impetus -- $t Industrialization : the good and the bad -- $g DOWN . . . UP . . . DOWN: $t Interlude : the first unraveling -- $t World War II and recovery -- $t The "Great Prosperity" -- $t Hubris and delusion -- $t Reaching for the bottom -- $t The delusional '90s -- $t The lost decade(s?) -- $g THE POTENTIAL TURNAROUND: $t America's continuing strengths -- $t Changing the trajectory -- $t Presidential attention -- $t Lessons from offshoring -- $t Our sudden energy advantage -- $t America's new labor cost advantage -- $t Our innovation edge -- $t The new manufacturing jobs paradigm -- $t Increased access to capital and credit -- $t The U.S. and China : joined at the hip -- $t Inflection points -- $t Caveats -- $t Human capital infrastructure -- $g DEFINING "MANUFACTURING" LAW: $t Manufacturing practice overview -- $t Manufacturing specialty practices -- $t What makes manufacturing practice different
505 00 $g MANUFACTURING LAWS -- AND LAWYERS -- IN ACTION: $t Kyle Gillman : the facilitator $t Legal underpinnings : environmental law -- $t Legal underpinnings : labor and employment laws -- $t Legal underpinnings : intellectual capital -- $t Legal underpinnings : international trade -- $t Legal underpinnings : securities laws -- $t Legal underpinnings : other key laws and regulations -- $g KEY REGULATORS AND ADMINISTRATORS, AND OTHER EMPLOYERS: $t The U.S. government : Executive Office of the President -- $t The U.S. government : cabinet departments -- $t The U.S. government : regulatory agencies -- $t The U.S. government : manufacturing promotion and administrative agencies -- $t State governments -- $t Interstate compacts -- $t Local governments : general purpose -- $t Local governments : special purpose districts -- $t Nonprofit practice : academia -- $t Nonprofit practice : associations -- $t The investment community -- $t International organizations -- $g THE BUSINESS SIDE: $t Understanding the business -- $t Knowledge fundamentals -- $t Proactive business responsibilities -- $g MANUFACTURING LAWS -- AND LAWYERS -- IN ACTION: $t Bravo Trailers : a manufacturing case study -- $t Jim Woodsmall : the "brute force" manufacturing lawyer -- $t Michael Zuccarini : the "business immersion" attorney -- $t Jay Erstling : professor and of counsel -- $t Ken Cascone : outside general counsel -- $t Donald Young : fracking cop -- $t Sara Bright : cementing the relationship -- $t Kelly Jamison : international trade litgator -- $t Suzanne Rich Folsom : general counsel -- $t Kyle Gillman : the facilitator
505 00 $g Epilogue -- Appendices. $t Confidential enhancement -- $t The most business-friendly places -- $t The wisdom of local wisdom -- $t Communities with "moxie" -- $t Charting economic growth -- $t Identifying viable manufacturing concentrations -- $t Where manufacturers congregate -- $t "Organic" industrial aggregations -- $t Formal manufacturing clusters -- $t Where industry and education collaborate -- $t Manufacturing extension partnerships -- $t Small business development centers -- $t Academic-private partnerships -- $t Low-tax jurisdictions -- $t Regulatory havens -- $t Transportation hubs -- $t Federal laboratories and technology transfer -- $t Foreign trade zones -- $t Where "reshoring" is happening -- $t Onshoring from the EU . . . and elsewhere -- $t Where cutting edge technology is happening -- $t Entrepreneurial concentrations -- $t Following the money -- $t Where the "next big things" are likely to be -- $t Where "stakeholder" capitalism exists -- $t Business-oriented jurisdictions -- $t POTENTIAL VULNERABILITIES: $t Community alert : unsustainable debt -- $t Community alert : living in poverty -- $t Where the gas flows . . . or maybe not -- $t Industrial parks -- $t Military base conversion -- $t Patent office expansion -- $t Tax inversions -- $t Divides -- $t Signs of defeat -- $t Dysfunctional government -- $t Corrupt government -- $t Threats to the fundamentals -- $t LAW-RELATED OPPORTUNITIES: $t Compliance : the fastest growing corporate profession -- $t Risk management -- $t Intellectual capital management -- $t Government contracting and procurement -- $t Labor relations -- $t Environmental protection -- $t International trade -- $g POSITIONING YOURSELF TO PRACTICE: $t Key manufacutring attorney attributes -- $t Confidential enhancement -- $g Epilogue -- Appendices.
520    $a Until very recently, U.S. manufacturing had been in decline for more than a generation. The great manufacturing juggernaut that defined the country from around the middle of the 19th century until the last quarter of the 20th became a dim memory. But that{u2019}s changing. Manufacturing is on the rebound, and the tide is getting stronger. U.S. manufacturers are outpacing their global rivals due to increased domestic demand, an export surge, worker{u2019}s rights and pollution problems overseas, cheap energy, and headwinds facing foreign competitors. Manufacturing Business and the Law examines the history of U.S. industry; the laws, regulations, and guidelines governing it now; the legal careers being created and getting those jobs; how to immerse yourself in an industry and become the lawyer your company needs; and where and how manufacturing will continue to grow. -- ABA website.
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