Economic and Industrial Democracy

1980 - 2025

From Department of Economic History, Uppsala University, Sweden
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Editorial Introduction pp. 547-549: N/a
Re-Evaluating the Labour Process Debate pp. 551-577: Chris Smith and Paul Thompson
Labour Market Restructuring and Polarization Processes: The Significance of Political-institutional Factors pp. 579-603: Anne Lise Ellingsceter
The ETUC and its Role in Advancing the Cause of European Worker Participation Rights pp. 605-631: Keith Abboff
From Grassroots Democracy to National Mobilization: COSATU as a Model of Social Movement Unionism pp. 633-666: Philip Hirschsohn

Editorial Introduction pp. 387-389: N/a
The European Employment Strategy and the EMU: You Must Invest to Save pp. 391-415: Allan Larsson
Teamwork and Internal Labour Markets: A Study of a Canadian Aluminium Smelter pp. 417-442: Jacques Belanger and Martin Dumas
Micro-Corporatism in South Korea: A Comparative Analysis of Enterprise-Level Industrial Relations pp. 443-474: Joohee Lee
Institutional Transfer and Effectiveness of Employee Representation: Comparing Works Councils in East and West Germany pp. 475-504: Carola M. Frege
Unions and New Shopfloor Strike Strategies and Learning Processes among Public Employees pp. 505-538: Flemming Mikkelsen
Reviews pp. 539-541: Bob Jeossp
Reviews pp. 542-544: Jon Aarum Andersen

Globalization and Employment Relations in Asia and the Pacific: Some Emerging Issues Editorial Introduction pp. 211-226: Russell D. Lansbury, Hing Ai Yun and Suzanne Jamieson
Economic Globalization and Labour Market Transformations in Fiji pp. 227-251: Satendra Prasad
Globalization and Labour: A Case Study of EPZ Workers in Malaysia pp. 253-286: Donella Caspersz
Economic Ownership and Workers' Perceptions of the Workplace: An Exploratory Study of Manufacturing Workers in Shanghai pp. 287-313: Gina Lai, Warren Chiu and Choi K. Wan
Work Diversity and Negotiation: The Case of Singapore pp. 315-345: Hing Ai Yun
New Unionism and the Transformation of the Korean Industrial Relations System pp. 347-373: Chang-Hee Lee
Reviews pp. 375-379: Jan Ohrming
Reviews pp. 380-384: D. W. Livingstone and Reuben Roth

Good Work and Productivity Editorial Introduction pp. 5-16: Åke Sandberg
New Concepts of Production and Productivity pp. 17-32: Michael Schumann
Images of Good Work and the Politics of Teamwork pp. 33-58: Richard Badham and Ulrich Jurgens
Does Teamworking Work, and if so, Why? A Case Study in the Aluminium Industry pp. 59-90: Martyn Wright and Paul Edwards
'Reflective Production': An Alternative to Mass Production and Lean Production? pp. 91-117: Michel Freyssenet
Good Work, Productivity and Sustainability in Canadian Forestry pp. 119-135: Russell Janzen and L. Anders Sandberg
Productivity by Systemic Rationalization: Good Work Bad Work No Work? pp. 137-159: Norbert Altmann and Manfred DeiB
Economic Concentration and the Externalization of Labour pp. 161-184: Beatrice Appay
Is the 'Better Job' Still Possible Today? pp. 185-198: Jean-Pierre Durand

Editorial Introduction pp. 499-502: N/a
Solidarity at Last? International Trade Unionism Approaching the Millennium pp. 503-537: Harvie Ramsay
The End of the Experiment: Corporatism Collapses in Australia pp. 539-566: Ian Hampson
Industrial Relations in Malaysia Multinational Preferences and State Concessions in Dependent Development: A Case Study of the Electronics Industry pp. 567-595: Mhinder Bhopal
Lean Production and Changing Employment Relations in the International Auto Industry pp. 597-620: Thomas A. Kochan and Russell D. Lansbury
Employee Ownership, Participation and Workplace Safety: A Response to Grunberg, Moore and Greenberg pp. 621-633: Peter A. Kardas
The Father of the Swedish Model in Memory of Gosta Rehn (1913-96) pp. 635-650: Lennart Erixon
Review pp. 651-653: Roy Vogt

Editorial Introduction pp. 355-357: N/a
The 'Classroom Hypothesis' and Individualization pp. 359-391: Morten Madsen
Participatory Democracy May Go a Long Way: Comparative Growth Performance of Employee Ownership Firms in New York and Washington States pp. 393-422: Gorm Winther and Richard Marens
The Emergence and Institutionalization of Toyotism: Subdivision and Integration of the Labour Force at the Toyota Motor Corporation from the 1950s to the 1 970s pp. 423-455: Terje Grønning
Statutory Regulation and Workers' Competence: The Influence of Dutch Works Councils on the Introduction of New Technology pp. 457-487: Kea Tijdens and Maarten van Klaveren
Reviews pp. 491-495: N/a

Eitorial Introduction pp. 163-166: N/a
When Push Comes to Shove: Competitiveness, Job Insecurity and Labour- Management Cooperation in Canada pp. 167-200: Donald M. Wells
Gendered Constraints and Opportunities: An Analysis of Workers' Experience in UK Cooperative and Collective Organizations pp. 201-229: Sarah Oerton
Democratic Hierarchies in the Workplace: Structural Dilemmas and Organizational Action pp. 231-260: Frances A. Viggiani
Workers' Councils, Trade Unions and Industrial Democracy in Poland pp. 261-287: Stephen J. Haviovic and William M. Moore
Corporatist Tendencies in the Euro-Polity: The EU Directive of 22 September 1994, on European Works Councils pp. 289-323: Paul Knutsen
Neither European Nor Works Councils: A Reply to Paul Knutsen pp. 325-337: Wolfgang Streeck
The Swedish National Institute for Working Life pp. 339-342: N/a
Review Article pp. 343-352: Tord Ekstrom Stockholm

Special Issue on: The Challenge of Full Employment in the Global Economy Editorial Introduction pp. 5-34: Helen Lachs Ginsburg, June Zaccone, Gertrude Schaffner Goldberg, Sheila D. Collins and Sumner M. Rosen
Is Full Employment Still Desirable and Feasible? pp. 35-53: Eddy Lee
The Labor Market and Lifetime Employment in Japan pp. 55-66: Yukichi Takahashi
Economic Policy for Full Employment: Proposals for Germany pp. 67-86: Jorg Huffschmid
The Swedish Model in an Era of Mass Unemployment pp. 87-97: Rudolf Meidner
Sweden's Road Back to Full Employment pp. 99-118: Richard Layard
A New Concept of Full Employment pp. 119-135: Lei Delsen
Review Article pp. 137-143: Lis Hojgaard
Reviews pp. 145-149: Gregory Albo
Reviews pp. 149-152: Winton Higgins
Reviews pp. 152-153: Peter Auer
Reviews pp. 153-155: Colin Gill