Economic and Industrial Democracy

1980 - 2025

From Department of Economic History, Uppsala University, Sweden
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Editorial Introduction pp. 401-402: N/a
The Power of Corporate Management: The Powerlessness of the Manager pp. 403-434: Ad W.M. Teulings
Some Theory of Industrial and Economic Democracy pp. 435-460: Peter Abell
Workplace Reform and Democratic Dialogue pp. 461-479: Bjorn Gustavsen
Trade Union Technology Policy between the Protection of Status and Work Structuring pp. 481-499: Eckart Hildebrandt and Rudiger Seltz
Book Reviews pp. 501-503: Arndt Sorge
Book Reviews pp. 503-507: Maxine Molyneux
Book Reviews pp. 507-510: Barbara Czarniawska
Book Reviews pp. 510-515: Melissa A. Barker
Book Reviews pp. 515-517: Inga Persson-Tanimura

Editorial Introduction pp. 273-274: N/a
The Worker-Owned Firm: The Idea and Its Conceptual Limits pp. 275-297: Stewart E. Perry and Hunt C. Davis
Are Women Interested in Saving Their Jobs Through Employee-Ownership? pp. 299-324: Cherlyn Skromme Granrose and Arthur Hochner
Oscillating Between Autonomy and Control: The Polish Economy 1946-1981 pp. 325-347: Barbara Czarniawska
Political Unionism and the Corporatist Thesis pp. 349-381: Winton Higgins
Reviews pp. 383-385: Wallace Clement
Reviews pp. 385-388: Yohanan Stryjan
Reviews pp. 388-389: Bruce Mcfarlane
Reviews pp. 389-393: Peter M. Lichtenstein
Reviews pp. 393-395: Stephen P. Wernet
Reviews pp. 395-397: Birgitta NystrÃ¶m

Editorial Introduction pp. 137-138: Jan Odhnoff
Japanese Industry Enters a New Stage -Increasingly Knowledge-Intensive Industrial Structure and Changes in Employment Structure pp. 139-160: Nifta Shunzo
Philippine Industrial Debacle and the Debt Crisis pp. 161-184: Rene E. Ofreneo
Issues in the Philippine Electronics Industry: A Global Perspective pp. 185-207: Rosalinda Pineda-Ofreneo
Industrialization and the Changing Labour Process in SE Asia: Implications for 'First World' Countries pp. 209-218: Bruce McFarlane
On Industrialization and Labour Market Segmentation in Thailand and Malaysia pp. 219-238: Jan Odhnoff
Remote Work/Telecommuting a Means of Enhancing the Quality of Life, or Just Another Method of Making Business More Brisk? pp. 239-249: Monica Elling
Reviews pp. 255-260: Gyorgy Pcteri
Reviews pp. 260-262: Peter Limqueco
Reviews pp. 262-263: Roger Spear
Reviews pp. 263-264: Roger Spear
Reviews pp. 265-266: Nick Oliver

Editorial Introduction pp. 1-2: N/a
Trade Unions as Intermediary Organizations pp. 3-33: Walther Muiiler-Jentsch
Politics and the Organization of Work in France and the Federal Republic of Germany: A Comparison pp. 35-64: Leo Kissler and Ulrike Sattel
Rethinking the Significance of Workers' Control in the Russian Revolution pp. 65-91: Carmen J. Sirianni
Office Automation: The Case of Gender and Power pp. 93-112: Janine Morgall and Gitte Vedel
Workplace Democracy, Unemployment and the Reduction of Working Time pp. 113-120: Paul Blyton
Swedish Research on Work pp. 121-134: Marie Olovsson

Editorial Introduction pp. iii-iv: N/a
The Sector and Firm in Self-Management: II. Lessons from the Peruvian and Chilean Experiences pp. 421-443: Martin J. Scurrah
Socio-Economic Changes and Political Selectivity in the Development of Industrial Democracy in the Republic of Korea pp. 445-467: Kyong-Dong Kim
Self-Managed Research and Technological Change: Towards Industrial Democracy in an Australian Public Utility pp. 469-493: Ron Callus
Foreign Workers and Workforce Management in West Germany pp. 495-509: Knuth Dohse
The Karistad Symposium on Work in 1984 pp. 511-513: Bengt Ove Gustavsson, Jan Ch. Karlsson and Curt Raftegard
Reviews pp. 515-518: David Milton
Reviews pp. 518-521: Bjorn Larsson and Anders Lundgren

Worker Capitalists? Profit-Sharing, Capital-Sharing and Juridical Forms of Socialism pp. 295-324: Harvie Ramsay and Nigel Haworth
The Sector and Firm in Self-Management: I. Institutional Models pp. 325-340: Martin J. Scurrah
Workers' Participation in Management: Integration versus Cooptation or Segregation pp. 341-357: Aviad Bar-Haim
Managing the Democratization Process in Work Cooperatives pp. 359-389: Bengt Sandkull
A Search for 'Coping Strategies' or Forecasts of Cooperative 'Degeneration'? pp. 391-399: Menachem Rosner
A Reply to Professor Rosner pp. 401-408: Yohanan Stryjan
Reviews pp. 409-412: Klas Amark
Reviews pp. 412-417: Winton Higgins
Editorial Introduction pp. np5-np6: N/a

Who are the Health Workers? Patients and Other Unpaid Workers in Health Care pp. 157-184: Margaret Stacey
The Rationality of Caring pp. 185-211: Kari Waerness
The Aftermath of the Welfare State. Comments on Organizational Implications of Cuts in Public-Sector Expenditure in the Netherlands pp. 213-226: Gaston Sporre
Harnessing Human Resources in the Public Sector pp. 227-248: J. Douglas Grant and Hans Toch
The Welfare State-Public Sector Efficiency and Neo-Conservative Critique pp. 249-260: Casten von Otter
The Rise and Fall of Employee Participation in British Public Administration pp. 261-272: Jacqueline H. Chariton
A Programme for Organizational Development in Norwegian State Institutions pp. 273-284: Lars A. Odegaard and Bjorn Gustavsen
Reviews pp. 285-287: Eric Batstone
Reviews pp. 288-292: Roland Granqvist
Editorial Introduction pp. np7-np10: M'arten Soder

Loss of Shareholder Control and the 'Managerial Revolution'? pp. 1-27: Anders Brostrom
The Economists' Theory of Ideology: Competing Views pp. 29-50: David E. Kaun
Work and Social Character: Old and New Contours pp. 51-71: Horst Kern and Michael Schumann
The Role of Culture and Ethnicity in the Degeneration of Democratic Firms pp. 73-96: Raymond Russell
Alternative Modes of Co-operative Production pp. 97-129: Tom Clarke
The French Left and Labour Relations Policies pp. 131-145: Guy Caire
Workplace Cooperation in Finland pp. 147-153: Timo Kauppinen
Reviews pp. 154-155: George S. Bain
Reviews pp. 155-156: Peter Bachrach
Editorial Introduction pp. np5-np6: N/a