Julius Rezler Foundation – Gondolat Budapest, 2012 Proclaimed to be the “first Hungarian Sociologist of La-bor,” Julius (Gyula) Rezler also was an American pioneer in the field of alternative dispute resolution, especially by studying the dynamics of arbitration and how arbitrators reach their decisions. Previous publications from Gondolat Press have chronicled the important scholarly works of Dr. Rezler in both Hungarian (Rézler Gyula Válogatott Tanulmányai 1938–1944 [2005]; Válogatás Rézler Gyula 1932 és 1999 között megjelent írásaiból [2011]) and English (From Budapest to Albuquerque: The American Life of Julius Rezler [2006]). These publications reflect his contributions as a scholar to social and economic theory as well as to the newly-emerging fields of employment dispute resolution and labor-management relations. In Fol-lowing in Solomon’s Footsteps, the union and management professional is introduced to the actual principles and techniques of dispute resolution in the workplace. It is in this book that Julius Rezler develops tools for helping practitioners understand the subjective factors that affect the “understanding heart” of an arbitrator. From the massive number of Dr. Rezler’s arbitration awards, papers, correspondence, lectures and speeches, his colleague, Dr. T. Zane Reeves selects representative writings to demonstrate the important lessons and principles for those peacemakers who would follow in the footsteps of King Solomon, the first practicing arbitrator.