Economic and Industrial Democracy

1980 - 2025

From Department of Economic History, Uppsala University, Sweden
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Editorial Introduction pp. 499-509: N/a
Women as the Paradigmatic Trade Unionists? New Work, New Workers and New Trade Union Strategies in Conservative Britain pp. 511-543: Chris Howell
Women Wage Earners and the Future of Swedish Unions pp. 545-586: Rianne Mahon
The Politics of Difference and Inclusiveness within the Canadian Labour Movement pp. 587-625: Rosemary Warskelt
Neo-Liberalism and the Working Girl: The Dilemmas of Women and the Australian Union Movement pp. 627-665: Charlolte A.B. Yates
Reviews pp. 667-668: Howard Glennerster
Reviews pp. 668-670: Russell Lansbury
Reviews pp. 670-673: Hans Slomp
Reviews pp. 674-679: Gerhard Leminsky

Editorial Introduction pp. 323-326: N/a
The Redesign Dialogue: Organizational Change and the Theory of Autopoietic Systems pp. 327-357: Ben Fruytier
From Silent to Talkative Participants: A Discussion of Technique as Social Construction pp. 359-386: Kurt Aagaard Nielsen, Peter Olsen and Birger Steen Nielsen
Trade and Cross-Border Labor Strategies in the Americas pp. 387-417: Henry J. Frundt
The Management of Production and the Changing Character of the Kibbutz as a Mode of Production pp. 419-445: Christopher Warhurst
Lean Production and White-Collar Work: The Case of Sweden pp. 447-472: Tommy Nilsson
Reviews pp. 473-483: J. C. Ry Nielsen
Reviews pp. 485-488: Geoffrey Hodgson
Reviews pp. 488-490: Goran Brulin
Reviews pp. 491-492: Tom L. Johnston

Editorial Introduction pp. 163-166: N/a
The Swedish Municipal Workers' Union A Study in the New Political Unionism pp. 167-197: Winton Higgins
Women and the Cooperative Provision of Care: The Example of the 'Fukushi Club' in Japan pp. 199-220: Anita Lord and Mary Mellor
The Relationship of Employee Ownership and Participation to Workplace Safety pp. 221-241: Leon Grunberg, Sarah Moore and Edward Greenberg
Chinese Economic Restructuring: Enterprise Development through Employee Ownership pp. 243-279: George K.Y. Tseo
The Growth of Enterprise Welfare in Japan pp. 281-300: Young-Hoon Cho
Reviews pp. 301-303: Nils Elvander
Reviews pp. 303-305: Marianne Sundstrom
Reviews pp. 305-307: Paul Edwards
Reviews pp. 307-308: Russell Lansbury
Reviews pp. 308-312: Winton Higgins
Reviews pp. 312-316: Margaret Hallock

Editorial Introduction pp. 5-8: N/a
Leaving Lean? Recent Changes in the Production Organization of some Japanese Car Plants pp. 9-38: Jos Benders
Transforming South Africa's Economy: From Racial-Fordism to Neo-Fordism? pp. 39-74: Andre Kraak
Social Policies and the Non-profit Sector in Italy: A Critique of the Ideologies of Contracting Out pp. 75-97: Luca Fazzi
TQM, Trade Unions and Cooperation: Case Studies in Quebec Manufacturing Plants pp. 99-129: Denis Harrisson and Normand Laplante
Codetermination in Sweden: From Separation to Integration pp. 131-142: Klas Levinson
Reviews pp. 143-147: Rebecca Gumbrell-McCormick
Reviews pp. 147-151: Jan Veld
Reviews pp. 151-153: Joan Acker
Reviews pp. 154-156: Gregg M. Olsen
Reviews pp. 156-158: Paul Teague

Editorial Introduction pp. 483-486: N/a
Patterns of Cooperative Management: Beyond the Degeneration Thesis pp. 487-523: Chris Cornforth
A Theoretical Framework for Communily-Based Development pp. 525-551: Paul Wilkinson and Jack Quarter
When Sense is Not Common: Alternatives to Hierarchy at Work pp. 553-576: Lynda J. Ames
Does Employee Ownership Weaken Trade Unions? Recent Evidence from the UK Bus Industry pp. 577-605: Andrew Pendleton, Andrew Robinson and Nicholas Wilson
Approaches, Methods and Tools of Change A Literature Survey and Bibliography pp. 607-651: Andreas Werr
Review pp. 653-656: Chris Smith

Editorial Introduction pp. 323-325: N/a
'Europe of the Regions' and the Future of National Systems of Industrial Relations pp. 327-351: Paul Teague
The Roots of Consensus: Bargaining Attitudes and Political Commitment among Swedish and British Workers c. 1920-1950 pp. 353-397: Alf O. Johansson and Joseph Melling
The Role of Professional Engineers in the Diffusion of 'Best Practice' Production Concepts: A Comparative Approach pp. 399-427: Chris Smith and Peter Meiksins
Is Full Employment Still Possible? Transitional Labour Markets as a New Strategy of Labour Market Policy pp. 429-456: Gunther Schmid
Reviews pp. 457-460: Rudolf Meidner
Reviews pp. 460-464: Bob Russell
Reviews pp. 464-466: Casten von Otter
Reviews pp. 467-468: Jane Jenson
Reviews pp. 468-469: Hing Ai Yun
Reviews pp. 469-473: Michael Terry
Reviews pp. 473-477: Cornelis J. Lammers

Editorial Introduction pp. 163-165: N/a
Development or Convergence? Change and Stability in a Common pp. 167-199: Roger Hadley, Lancaer Universiy and Maurice Goldsmith
The Limits of Fishery Cooperatives? Community Development and Rural Depopulation in Hokkaido, Japan pp. 201-232: Gene Barret and Tadashi Okudaira
Trade Unions and Networking in the Context of Change: Evaluating the Outcomes of Decentralization in Industrial Relations pp. 233-251: Miguel Martinez Lucio and Syd Weston
Enterprise Unionism from a Korean Perspective pp. 253-273: Jooyeon Jeong
Closing Down the Mine: A Tale of Two Communities and Their Responses to Mining Closures in Australia and Sweden pp. 275-289: Russell D. Lansbury and Christie Breakspear
In Search of the British Model: Clegg and the Institutionalist Account of British Industrial Relations pp. 291-299: Joseph Melling
'Employment Pools': A Common-Resource Approach to the Labour Market pp. 301-313: Casten Von Otter
Reviews pp. 315-318: Peter Westerholm
Reviews pp. 318-320: Wendy Lamer

Editorial Introduction pp. 5-7: N/a
Management Practice or Structural Factors: The Case of America Versus Japan in the Car Industry pp. 9-37: Karel Williams, Colin Haslam, Sukhdev Johal, John Williams, Andy Adoroff and Robert Willis
Canadian Labour's Response to Work Reorganization pp. 39-78: Pradeep Kumar
Worker Resistance: An Underdeveloped Concept in the Sociology of Work pp. 79-110: Randy Hodson
Employee Participation During the Early Stages of Transition: Evidence from Bulgaria pp. 111-135: Derek Jones
Reviews pp. 137-139: Wallace Clement
Reviews pp. 139-144: Joseph Melling
Reviews pp. 144-147: Ole Hasselbalch
Reviews pp. 147-151: Jos Benders
Reviews pp. 151-153: Åke Sandberg
Reviews pp. 154-157: Jooyeon Jeong