Originally from Journal of American Arbitration (JAA)

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I. INTRODUCTION

II. THE LATE 20TH CENTURY DEVELOPMENTS IN

ADMINISTRATIVE LAW 

III. THE RISE OF NEGOTIATED RULEMAKING 

IV. THE PROBLEM OF  DEFINING AND LOCATING THE

PUBLIC INTEREST 

V. OTHER DEBATES ABOUT THE PUBLIC INTEREST:

LEGAL ETHICS AND PROFESSIONALISM 

VI. CONCLUSION:  ARGUING FOR THE PUBLIC INTEREST IN THE CONTEXT OF NEGOTIATED RULEMAKING