Economic and Industrial Democracy

1980 - 2025

From Department of Economic History, Uppsala University, Sweden
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Editorial Statement pp. i-ii: N/a
Worker Control in Portugal: The Revolution and Today pp. 413-453: John L. Hammond
Decollectivization and Recollectivization in the Workplace: The Impact of Technology on Informal Work Groups and Work Culture pp. 455-482: Gerard J. Grzyb
Co-operative Movement Confronts Centralization: Israeli Kibbutz Regional Organizations pp. 483-520: Paula Rayman
Worker Participation as Action Learning: A Note pp. 521-541: Reginald W. Revans
Current Information pp. 543-545: Consejo Latinoamericano
Reviews pp. 547-552: Timothy A. Tilton
Reviews pp. 552-557: Michael Shalev
Reviews pp. 557-560: Derek Robinson
Reviews pp. 560-563: Paul Goldman

Curricular form and the Logic of Technical Control pp. 293-319: Michael W. Apple
Perspectives of Vocational Education in West Germany and Other Capitalist Countries pp. 321-348: Wolfgang Lempert
Education, Work and Employment in France pp. 349-370: Jacques Hallak
Education for Industrial Democracy: An Evaluation of the Experimental Trade Union Studies Project pp. 371-394: Robert Turner and Roger Count
Training Social Competences for Workers Councils pp. 395-398: Siegfried Greif and Jochen Flarup
Cooperation within Finnish Enterprises pp. 399-405: Timo Kauppinen
The Spillovers of Labor-Management Cooperation: A Reply to Weinberg pp. 407-411: Thomas A. Leitko and Steven A. Peterson
Editorial Statement pp. np5-np6: Henry M. Levin

Editorial Introduction pp. i-vii: Henry M. Levin
Exploring Linkages between Dewey's Educational Philosophy and Industrial Reorganization pp. 121-140: Arthur G Wirth
Critique of the Political Economy of Education: The Prokla Approach pp. 141-189: Donald Broady
School and Wage Labor pp. 191-222: Gero Lenhardt
Education as a Site of Contradictions in the Reproduction of the Capital-Labor Relationship: Second Thoughts on the 'Correspondence Principle' pp. 223-242: Samuel Bowles and Herbert Gintis
Education, Industrial Democracy and the State pp. 243-260: Martin Carnoy
Common Discourse? The Language of Industrial Democracy pp. 261-291: Tom Schuller

Participation in Enterprise Management: Bogged Down Concepts pp. 1-26: Santiaao Roca and Didier Retour
Worker Participation and the Spillover Effect: The Case of Labor-Management Committees pp. 27-44: Steven A. Peterson, Thomas A. Leitko and Wilford G. Miles
Commentary on 'Worker Participation and the Spillover Effect: The Case of Labor-Management Committees' pp. 45-47: Edgar Weinberg
Trade Union Responses to the Contemporary Economic Problems in Western Europe: The Context of Current Debates and Policies in the Federal Republic of Germany pp. 49-85: Andrei S. Markovits and Christopher S. Allen
Capital and Economic Democracy: Sweden's Role in the International Debate pp. 87-92: Donald R. Van Houten
Time for Economic Democracy in Sweden pp. 93-95: Birger Viklund
On Profit Sharing in the US and the Philosophy of Profit Sharing pp. 97-102: Bert L. Metzer
Reviews pp. 103-111: Bengt Abrahamsson
Reviews pp. 111-115: Alfred Betschart
Reviews pp. 115-120: Stefan de Vylder
Editorial Statement pp. np5-np6: N/a

Editorial Statement pp. i-iii: N/a
Bridging the Division of Labour? The Case of China pp. 447-486: Martin Lockett,
New Technology in Mechanical Engineering Industry: How Can Workers Gain Control? pp. 487-521: Jan E. Ahlin and Leif J. P. Svensson
Computerization Taylor's Latest Disguise pp. 523-539: Mike Cooley
Rationalization and the Behaviour of Workers Conceptual Ideas and Hypotheses for New Research pp. 541-570: Horst Kern and Michael Schumann,
Current Information pp. 571-579: Thomas Baum Gartner and Joe Figa
Program in Social Economy and Social Policy pp. 581-581: Severyn T. Bruyn
Project for Kibbutz Studies pp. 582-582: Joseph R. Blasi
Reviews pp. 583-587: Donald R. Van Houten
Reviews pp. 587-589: Bo Hedberg
Reviews pp. 590-593: Tore Nordenstam

Editorial Statement pp. i-iii: N/a
Towards an Humane Economic Democracy pp. 313-342: Ota Sik
Our Concept of the Third Way pp. 343-369: Rudolf Meidner
Employee Participation in Sweden 1971-1979: The Issue of Economic Democracy pp. 371-393: Erik Asard
From Research to Legislation on Employee Ownership pp. 395-415: William Foote Whyte and Joseph R. Blasi
Wage-Earner Funds Background, Problems, and Possibilities A Summary pp. 417-432: Berndt Ohman
Swedish Center for Working Life: Reporting on the First Projects pp. 433-438: Birger Viklund
The Co-operative Movement in Sweden: Excerpt from Summary in English of SOU 1979:62, Government Commission Report pp. 439-440: N/a
Reviews pp. 441-444: Christer Marking
Reviews pp. 444-445: Olle Hammarstrom

Editorial Statement pp. i-ii: N/a
From Satisfaction to Collective Action: Trends in the Development of Research and Reform in Working Life pp. 147-170: BjÃ¸rn Gustavsen
Working Life Research in Denmark pp. 171-195: Benny Dylander
Design Principles for a Participative Organization of Work Some Conclusions from the URAF Experiments pp. 197-224: Bengt Stymne
Introduction to Research in Working Life Science in Sweden pp. 225-247: Casten von Otter
Union Strategies and Structural Change. The Case of Emmaboda Glassworks pp. 249-262: Lena GonÃ¤s and Klas Levinson
Uncertainty, Confifict, and Labor Relations in the Modern Firm II: The War on Labor pp. 263-287: Paul Goldman and Donald R. Van Houten
Current research on MBL pp. 289-301: Elisabet NÃ¤sman

Announcing a new journal pp. i-v: N/a
Ethical Foundations of Self-Govemment pp. 1-19: Branko Horvat
Pluralism, Individualism, and Participation pp. 21-30: C.B. Macpherson
Working Class Mobilization and American Exceptionalism pp. 31-61: Michael Shalev and Walter Korpi
Uncertainty, Conflict, and Labor Relations in the Modern Firm I: Productivity and Capitalism's 'Human Face' pp. 63-98: Paul Goldman and Donald R. Van Houten
The Legal Framework of Employee Participation Methods at National and International Level and Particularly within the European Community pp. 99-123: JÃ¶rn Pipkorn
Industrial relations at Volvo pp. 125-127: Birger Viklund
Why Workers' Plans Make Sense: the Economics of Alternative Production Proposals pp. 129-133: Mike George
Reviews: Walter Korpi, The Working Class in Welfare Capitalism. Work, Unions and Politics in Sweden. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1978 pp. 137-140: Bo Gustafsson
Reviews: Lawrence C. Becker, Property Rights. Philosophic Foundations. London, Henley and Boston: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1977. xi + 135pp. Â£4.95 pp. 140-143: GÃ¶ran Lantz
Reviews: Daniel Zwerdling, Democracy at Work: A Guide to Workplace Ownership, Par ticipation and Self-Management Experiments in the United States and Europe. Washington, DC: Association for Self-Management, 1978. 191 pp. $5.00 paper pp. 143-146: Donald R. Van Houten