Converting military facilities: shared responsibilities and the need for planning

Nicole. Ball

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Working paper on employment implications for military personnel, of the conversion of military and defence-related industries and enterprises as well as military bases to non-military use (disarmament) in selected OECD countries - examines geographic distribution of the defence industry, role of central government, regional government and local government in the conversion process, employees attitudes, trade union attitudes and management attitudes towards conversion, etc.; includes case studies of base closures in Sweden and the USA.

Keywords: employment; military personnel; defence; industry; enterprise; military base.; disarmament; geographic distribution.; defence industry.; central government; regional government; local government.; employees attitude; trade union attitude.; management attitude; case study; emploi; personnel militaire; défense; industrie; entreprise; base militaire; désarmement; distribution géographique; industrie d'armement; administration centrale; administration régionale; administration locale; attitude des salariés; attitude syndicale; attitude patronale; étude de cas; empleo; personal militar; defensa; industria; empresa; base militar; desarme; distribución geográfica; industria armamentista; gobierno central; gobierno regional; gobierno local; actitud de los trabajadores; actitud sindical; actitud de la dirección; estudio de casos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 112 P. pages
Date: 1985
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Published in World Employment Programme Research working paper. WEP 2-41. Disarmament Research Programme

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