Most Americans want to die at home, but most die in hospitals or other facilities. Most people care more about quality of life than prolonging life as long as possible, but many receive invasive, life-sustaining treatments that diminish quality of life.

This volume, part of the Law, Justice, and Power Series, examines the contributions of national context and organizational context to understanding sexual harassment laws within organizations, using a cross-national design based on the U.S. and Austria.