Economic and Industrial Democracy

1980 - 2025

From Department of Economic History, Uppsala University, Sweden
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Editorial Introduction pp. 419-420: Lars Magnusson and Jan Ottosson
From Keynesianism to the Third Way: Labour Relations and Social Policy in Postwar Western Europe pp. 421-456: Jelle Visser
Codetermination in Sweden: Myth and Reality pp. 457-473: Klas Levinson
Team Work in Japan: Revolution, Evolution or No Change at All? pp. 475-503: Anne Sey
Developing an Explanatory Framework for the Demise of a Women's Committee pp. 505-531: Janice Foley
Reviews pp. 533-535: Bo Strath
Reviews pp. 535-537: Erik Poutsma

Labour Market Transformations and Changing Gender Relations:Editorial Introduction pp. 275-282: Lena Gonas
Living with Risk: Labour Market Transformation, Employment Policies and Social Reproduction in the UK pp. 283-310: Diane Perrons
The Fixed-Term Contract, the Spanish Route to Flexibility? Women in the Retail Sector in the Barcelona Region pp. 311-333: Maria-Dolors Garcia-Ramon and Anna Ortiz
Scandinavian Transformations: Labour Markets, Politics and Gender Divisions pp. 335-359: Anne Lise Ellingscbter
Integration or Segregation? Immigrant Populations Facing the Labour Market in Sweden pp. 361-380: Wuokko Knocke
Between Bytes and Bricks: Gender Cultures in Work Contexts pp. 381-402: Barbara Poggio
Reviews pp. 403-407: Eskil Ekstedt
Reviews pp. 407-409: Bernd Hofmaier

Editorial Introduction pp. 115-116: N/a
Union Weakness in Hong Kong: Workplace Industrial Relations and the Federation of Trade Unions pp. 117-146: Andy W. Chan and Ed Snape
Industrial Democracy and Institutional Environments: A Comparison of Germany and Taiwan pp. 147-182: Tzu-Shian Han and Su-fen Chiu
Ten Years of Post-Communist Central Eastern Europe: Labour's Tenuous Foothold in the Regulation of the Employment Relationship pp. 183-210: Anna Pollert
Worker Control: The Bases of Women's Support pp. 211-235: Ed Collom
The Transformation of Swedish Industrial Relations from Below pp. 237-251: Goran Brulin
Diversity at Work: Paradoxes, Possibilities and Problems in the Swedish Discourse on Diversity pp. 253-266: Paulina de los Reyes
Reviews pp. 267-269: Ewa Gunnarsson
Reviews pp. 269-271: Torsten Svensson

Editorial Introduction pp. 5-7: Lars Magnusson and Jan Ottosson
A Struggle for Recognition: Work Life Reform in the Domestic Services Industry pp. 9-37: Gabrielle Meagher
Enriching Swedish Women's Work Environment: The Case of Social Enterprises in Day Care pp. 39-70: Victor A. Pestoff
Do New Generations Imply the End of Solidarity? Swedish Unionism in the Era of Individualization pp. 71-95: Michael Alivin and Magnus Sverke
The Development of Industrial Labour New Inconsistencies pp. 97-106: Michael Schumann

Editorial Introduction pp. 499-502: N/a
From a Logic Perspective to a Paradox Perspective in the Analysis of an EmployeeOwned Company pp. 503-534: Ann Westenholz
Employee Stock Ownership Plans: Union Influence and Stakeholder Interests pp. 535-560: Patrick P. Mchugh, Joel Cutcher-Gershenfeld and Michael Polzin
Employee Buyouts and Industrial Relations under Employee Ownership: A Case Study of Karabuk Steel Mill pp. 561-582: Engin Yildirim
Obscuring But Not Reducing Managerial Control: Does TQM Measure up to Democracy Standards? pp. 583-623: Joyce Rothschild and Marjukka Ollilainen

Editorial Introduction pp. 339-341: N/a
Workers' Last Performance: Why Some Factories Show their Best Results during Countdown pp. 343-368: Paavo Bergman and Rune Wigblad
Lean Production and the Toyota Production System Or, the Case of the Forgoften Production Concepts pp. 369-391: Ian Hampson
Constructing European Collective Bargaining pp. 393-426: Haknoh Kim
The Implications of Labour Market Restructuring in Industrialized Societies for Occupational Health and Safety pp. 427-460: Michael Quinlan
The Future Role of the Swedish Unions Increased Local Cooperation for Production Development pp. 461-482: Tommy Nilsson
Reviews pp. 483-486: Tiziana Keller
Reviews pp. 486-487: Gunnar Augustsson
Reviews pp. 487-489: Kurt Lundgren
Reviews pp. 489-492: Bernd Hofmaier
Reviews pp. 492-494: Balwinder Arora

Financial Participation in the 1990s-Dissemination and Challenges pp. 163-170: Erik Poutsma and Willem de Nijs
Promotion of Employee Ownership and Profit Sharing in Europe pp. 171-196: Erik Poutsma, Willem de Nijs and Hans Doorewaard
European Diversity in the Use of Participation Schemes pp. 197-223: Erik Poutsma and Fred Huijgen
Worker Ownership American Style: Pluralism, Participation and Performance pp. 225-252: John Logue and Jacquelyn S. Yates
The Rise and Fall of Employee-Owned UK Bus Companies pp. 253-268: Roger Spear
Theory O-Is the Case Closed? pp. 269-293: Gorm Winther
Financial Participation in Europe-Determinants and Outcomes pp. 295-329: Marion Festing, Yvonne Groening, Rudiger Kabst and Wolfgang Weber
Reviews pp. 331-333: Martha Blomqvist
Reviews pp. 333-335: Martha Blomqvist

Editorial Introduction pp. 5-7: N/a
Privatization in the European Union: A Critical Assessment of its Development, Rationale and Consequences pp. 9-38: David Parker
Neoliberal Globalization and the Crisis of Swedish Social Democracy pp. 39-79: Magnus Ryner
The End of Institutional Stability: What Future for the 'German Model'? pp. 81-115: Jorg Flecker and Thorsten Schulten
The End of New Production Concepts? Rationalization and Labour Policy in the German Auto Industry pp. 117-145: Roland Springer
Reviews pp. 147-154: Helena Persson
Reviews pp. 155-159: Annette Thornquist