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Volume 8, issue 2, 1997

Symposium on Employment Relations Reform in the World Automobile Industry: Introduction pp. 179-191

Russell D Lansbury, Harry C. Katz and Fun-Koo Park

Industrial Relations in the U.S. Automobile Industry: An Illustration of Increased Decentralization and Diversity pp. 192-220

Harry C. Katz

The German Automobile Industry in Transition pp. 221-247

Michael Schumann

Book Review: Who's Utility: The Social Impact of Public Utility Privatisation and Regulation in Britain: Unlocking the Infrastructure: The Reform of Public Utilities in Australia pp. 247-253

Michael Johnson

Employment Relations in the Korean Automotive Industry: Issues and Policy Implications pp. 248-268

Park Young-Bum, Lee Byoung-Hoon and Woo Seog-Hun

Symposium on the Wallis Report: Introduction pp. 269-272

Peter Kriesler

Financial Deregulation in Australia in the 1980s pp. 273-292

Ann Nevile

Philosophical Foundations of the Wallis Report pp. 293-307

Jeffrey Carmichael

The Wallis Inquiry: An Assessment pp. 308-317

Colm Kearney

Financial System Reform: Regulatory Structure, Financial Safety, Systemic Stability and Competition Policy pp. 318-332

Warren Hogan and Ian G. Sharpe

Book Review: Going for Growth: Business Programs for Investment, Innovation and Export pp. 333-342

R.M. Conlon

Book Review: Strife: Sex and Politics in Labour Unions pp. 343-346

Pat Ranald

Volume 8, issue 1, 1997

Symposium on Asian Industrial Relations: Introduction pp. 1-6

Russell Lansbury

The New Role of Trade Unionism in the 21st Century: Lessons from Singapore pp. 7-21

Tan Ern Ser and Irene K.H. Chew

Approaching the 21st Century: Perspectives on Korean Industrial Relations pp. 22-43

Seoghun Woo

Changing Employment Structures and Their Effects on Industrial Relations in Malaysia pp. 44-56

Rohanna Ariffin

Deficiencies in the Current Tax System pp. 57-77

Julie Smith

Pay Policy, Accumulation and Productivity pp. 78-89

Geoffrey Harcourt

A Set of Generational Accounts for Australia: Base Year 1994/95 pp. 90-109

John Ablett

Labour Market Gross Flows and Transition Rates 1980–1992 pp. 110-127

Gareth Leeves

Editorial Note pp. 128-128

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‘Stolen Entitlements’: The 1997 Living Wage Case pp. 129-142

Braham Dabscheck

Implications for Wages Policy in Australia of the Living Wage Case pp. 143-155

Trevor Stegman

The Living Wage Case: How Tight Were the Economic Constraints on Equity? pp. 156-167

Suzie Jones and Tim Harcourt

Book Review: Managing Together: Consultation and Participation in the Workplace pp. 168-173

Chris Nyland and Chris Nyland

Book Review: Great Expectations: Microeconomic Reform and Australia pp. 174-176

Glenn Withers

Erratum pp. 177-177

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Volume 7, issue 2, 1996

Symposium on Wages: Introduction pp. 183-187

J.W. Nevile

The Minimum Wage Debate: Politically Correct Economics? pp. 188-197

Tom Valentine

Minimum Wages, Equity and Unemployment pp. 198-212

J.W. Nevile

Wage Bargaining and the Efficiency Dividend in Public Enterprises pp. 213-223

Colm Kearney

The ‘Death’ of Comparative Wage Justice in Australia pp. 224-243

Roy Green

Determining the Minimum Wage: A Household Expenditure Approach pp. 254-261

D.H. Plowman, J. Taplin and J. Henstridge

Job Insecurity in the New Model of Public Employment pp. 262-284

Marc Robinson

Participation in Labour Adjustment Assistance: The TCF Labour Adjustment Package pp. 285-314

Michael Webber, Sally Weller and Phillip O'Neill

Book Review: On Strong Foundations: The BWIU and Industrial Relations in the Australian Construction Industry 1942–1992 pp. 315-319

Glenn Mitchell and Michael Quinlan

Book Review: The Crisis of Vision in Modern Economic Thought pp. 320-323

John Langmore

Book Review: Dialogues on Australia's Future in Honour of the Late Professor Ronald Henderson pp. 324-328

Peter Groenewegen

Volume 7, issue 1, 1996

Introduction pp. 1-4

Russell D Lansbury and Muneto Ozaki

Direct Participation in Work Organization: A Survey of Recent International Developments pp. 5-28

Muneto Ozaki

Reforming the Australian Workplace through Employee Participation pp. 29-45

Russell D Lansbury, Edward M Davis and David Simmons

Workers' Participation in Work Organisation: The Banking Industry in the United Kingdom pp. 46-66

Michael Terry and Helen Newell

Innovation in Isolation: Labor-Management Partnerships in the United States pp. 67-87

Kirsten S. Wever, Rosemary Batt and Saul Rubinstein

Retrenchment and Labour Market Flows in Australia pp. 88-119

Iain Campbell and Michael Webber

Why Privatize Airports? pp. 120-131

Peter Kriesler

The Limits of Enterprise Autonomy: Enterprise Bargaining in the Australian Domestic Airline Industry pp. 132-164

Mark Bray

The 1995 ACTU Congress: Recruitment and Retention pp. 165-181

Edward M Davis

Volume 6, issue 2, 1995

The Economics of Logging High Conservation Value Native Forests pp. 159-179

Clive Hamilton

Woodchipping and Conservation: A Case for Timber Workers pp. 180-195

Herb Thompson and Julie Tracy

How Often Should Native Forests Be Logged? A Case Study on the Eden Management Area pp. 196-215

Stephen Hartley

Aggregate Wage Indicators, Enterprise Bargaining and Recent Wage Increases pp. 216-233

John Burgess

Prospects for Women under Labor and Coalition Industrial Relations Policies pp. 234-251

Barbara Pocock

Protecting the Low Income Earner: Minimum Wage Determination in Australia pp. 252-287

David H. Plowman

Individual Contracts What Do They Mean for Australia? pp. 288-299

Jonathan Hamberger

Comprehensive and Essential Guides to the Australian Economy? pp. 300-311

R. H. Wallace

Volume 6, issue 1, 1995

On the Dangers of Targeting the Budget Deficit pp. 1-16

James Perkins

The Tax Issues That Will Not Go Away pp. 17-40

Neil Warren

Public and Private Spending: Some Australian Evidence pp. 41-51

Mehdi S. Monadjemi

Public Capital and Private Sector Productivity: A Review of the Empirical Evidence pp. 52-70

Glenn Otto and Graham Voss

Organisational Innovation and the Sociotechnical Tradition: Introduction pp. 71-72

John Mathews

Sociotechnical Interventions and Teams in Australia: 1970s-1990s pp. 73-93

Andrew Griffiths

The Role of Unions in Sociotechnical Systems pp. 94-104

Marian Baird

Cost Benefit Analysis of Industrial Noise Regulation pp. 105-124

Stephen Holland and Jean Cross

The Australian Welfare State: Neither Egalitarian Saviour Nor Economic Millstone? pp. 125-138

Fred Gruen

The Welfare State and Poverty: A Reply to Fred Gruen pp. 139-148

Peter Saunders

The ILO to the Rescue? A Mote on Japanese and Australian Experiences pp. 149-157

Michael Easson