Economic and Industrial Democracy

1980 - 2025

From Department of Economic History, Uppsala University, Sweden
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Cooperative Development: Barriers, Support Structures and Cultural Factors pp. 451-461: Chris Cornforth and Alan Thomas
A War of Position: Ideas on a Strategy for Worker Cooperative Development pp. 463-482: Godfrey Baldacchino
Supporting Industrial Cooperatives in Developing Countries: Some Tanzanian Experiences pp. 483-504: Peter Abell
Technical Training and EnterpRse: Mondragon's Educational System and its Implications for other Cooperatives pp. 505-528: Chnstopher B. Meek and Warner P. Woodworth
Recent Trends in the Worker-Ownership Movement in Canada: Four Alternative Models pp. 529-552: Jack Quarter
Solidarty as a Networking Skill and a Trust Relation: Its Implications for Cooperative Development pp. 553-574: SiMa Gherardi and Altilio Masiero
Reviews pp. 575-577: Leslie Brown
Reviews pp. 577-578: Peter Abel
Reviews pp. 578-580: Michael Poole
Reviews pp. 580-582: Geoffrey Hodgson
Reviews pp. 582-585: Stephen Smith
Reviews pp. 585-587: Richard Morris
Reviews pp. 587-591: Christian Clausen
Reviews pp. 591-594: Rianne Mahon
Reviews pp. 594-595: Marianne Sundstrom
Reviews pp. 595-598: Melissa A. Barker

Editorial Introduction pp. 307-309: N/a
The Politics of New Technology and Job Redesign: A Comparison of Volo and British Leyland pp. 311-336: Jonas Pontusson
Industrial Flexibility and Small Firn Distrcts: The Italian Case pp. 337-353: Paolo Perulli
Tax Concessions and Financial Participation pp. 355-373: Kenneth Gibb and Lesley Baddon
Can Management Control Health and Safety at Work? pp. 375-399: Kaj Frick
Swedish National Work Environment Commission Reports on the 400,000 Worst Jobs pp. 401-405: Birger Viklund
Industrial Restructuring and Gendered Employment Palterns A Presentation of a Research Project pp. 407-413: Lena Gonas
Reviews pp. 415-417: Sarah Oerton
Reviews pp. 418-421: Hugh Heclo
Reviews pp. 421-423: Jonas Pontusson
Reviews pp. 423-425: Udo Staber
Reviews pp. 425-426: Stephen Frenkel
Reviews pp. 426-428: Peter Enstrom
Reviews pp. 428-430: Bengt Johannisson
Reviews pp. 430-432: Richard Deaton
Reviews pp. 432-435: Birgitta Nystrom
Reviews pp. 435-437: Alan W. Cafruny
Reviews pp. 437-440: Daniele Linhart

Editorial Introduction pp. 163-165: N/a
New Perspectives on the Theory of Convergence pp. 167-177: Ota Å Ik
On the Transition from Centrally Planned to Democratic Socialist Economies pp. 179-203: Jaroslav Vanek
Report on a Socialist Reform Tour: Poland, Hungary, Soviet Union and Yugoslavia pp. 205-215: David P. Ellerman
On Ownership and Membership pp. 217-247: Yohanan Stryjan
The Contradictions of Business Unionism and the Decline of Organized Labour pp. 249-278: Ian M. Taplin
Worker Participation in Canada: Current Developments and Challenges pp. 279-290: Hem C. Jain
The Swedish Version of Group Work the Future Model of Work Organization in the Engineering Sector? pp. 291-299: Peter Auer and Claudius H. Riegler

Editorial Introduction pp. 5-7: N/a
Puzzling Out the Post-Fordist Debate: Technology, Markets and Institutions pp. 9-37: Mark J. Elam
The Incidence and Control of Technical Change in the Australian Printing Industry pp. 39-64: Stephen J. Frenkel
Industrial Automation and the Transformation of Work Organization: Three Case Studies in West Malaysia pp. 65-92: Hing Ai Yun
A Comparative Analysis of Organizational Commitment among Workers in the Cooperative and Private Sectors pp. 93-109: Kurt W. Wetzel and Daniel G. Gallagher
Rationalization and Participation: Implementation of New Technologies and Problems of the Works Councils in the FRG pp. 111-127: Norbert Altmann and Klaus Dujll
The Purpose, Value and Meaning of Work pp. 129-139: Jan Ch. Kardsson
Toward a Larger Synthesis: A Discussion with Ota Sik and Karl-Fnednch Raible pp. 141-146: Leland G. Stauber
On Programme Proposals for Social Democratic Parties. A Reply to Leland G. Stauber pp. 147-152: Ota Tik