Transfer: European Review of Labour and Research

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Volume 15, issue 3-4, 2009

Obituary pp. 347-348

Maria Jepsen Etui and Reiner Hoffmann Etuc

Editorial pp. 349-352

Jon Erik Dølvik and Alena Zemplinerova

Editorial pp. 353-356

Jon Erik Dølvik and Alena Zemplinerova

Editorial pp. 357-360

Jon Erik Døslvik and Alena Zemplinerova

New from 2010: SAGE to publish Transfer pp. 361-361

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Du nouveau à partir de 2010: SAGE publiera Transfer pp. 362-362

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In eigener Sache: Transfer geht zu SAGE pp. 363-363

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Handling the challenges pp. 365-369

John Monks

Making EU economic governance relevant – seven priorities pp. 371-375

Iain Begg

What new instruments are required to measure how well our societies are performing? pp. 377-381

Dominique Méda

From growth and competitiveness to social and sustainable development – Social NGOs’ perspective on EU priorities for 2010–2020 pp. 383-387

Roshan Di Puppo

Prospects for European industrial relations and trade unions in the midst of modernisation, Europeanisation and globalisation1 pp. 389-417

Jürgen Hoffmann and Reiner Hoffmann

The World Bank's Doing Business Report: A last fling for the Washington Consensus?1 pp. 419-438

Peter Bakvis

The focus of the new trade union. Opinions of members and non-members regarding social differences and trade union priorities in the Netherlands pp. 439-460

Marc Van Der Meer, Roos Van Os Van Den Abeelen and Jelle Visser

Trade union representation of contingent workers in further education in the UK and Austria pp. 461-480

Susanne Pernicka

The Swedish Ghent system and trade unions under pressure pp. 481-504

Anders Kjellberg

European and international framework agreements: new tools of transnational industrial relations pp. 505-525

Volker Telljohann, Isabel Da Costa, Torsten Müller, Udo Rehfeldt and Reingard Zimmer

Decent work: indexing European working conditions and imposing workplace tax pp. 527-556

Andranik Tangian

Local flexicurity: resolving the conflict between direct and representative participation pp. 557-577

Inger Marie Hagen and Sissel Charlotte Trygstad

Obama and the US labour movement pp. 579-586

Richard Hurd

A democratic deficit – one of the EU's strengths? The German Constitutional Court's judgment on the Lisbon Treaty pp. 586-588

Ulrich Mückenberger

The Ghent system, temporary unemployment and the Belgian trade unions since the economic downturn pp. 589-596

Kurt Vandaele

Three pillars of flexicurity: the case of the Czech Republic pp. 596-603

Pavel Janicko and Pavel Sirucek

New court practice concerning workers’ participation pp. 604-605

Niklas Bruun

Book Review: Reforming the Bismarckian Welfare Systems pp. 607-610

Karen Anderson

Book Review: Flexibility and Employment Security in Europe – Labour Markets in Transition Cheltenham pp. 610-613

Günther Schmid

Book Review: A Relevant Approach in Central and Eastern Europe Geneva pp. 614-615

Ben Valkenburg

Book Review: The Crisis of Social Democratic Trade Unionism in Western Europe: The Search for Alternatives pp. 615-618

Richard Hyman

Book Review: Soft Governance in Hard Politics European Coordination of Anti-Poverty Policies in France and Germany pp. 619-623

Hedva Sarfati

Book Review: Redundancy Law in Europe pp. 623-625

Ulrich Mückenberger

Book Review: International Labour Office – International Institute of Labour Studies pp. 625-628

Hedva Sarfati

Book Review: The Laval and Viking Cases: Freedom of Services and Establishment v. Industrial Conflict in the European Economic Area and Russia pp. 628-630

Wiebke Warneck

Book Review: EU Industrial Relations v. National Industrial Relations pp. 631-634

Marieke Louis

Book Review: Worth Fighting For – Inside the Your Rights At Work Campaign Sydney pp. 635-636

Kathie Muir and Thomas Klikauer

Book Review: Assessing Intergenerational Equity – An Interdisciplinary Study of Aging and Pension Reform in Hungary Budapest pp. 637-640

Hedva Sarfati

Volume 15, issue 2, 2009

Editorial - EN pp. 177-180

Torsten Müller and Andrew Watt

Editorial - FR pp. 181-184

Torsten Müller and Andrew Watt

Editorial - DE pp. 185-188

Torsten Müller and Andrew Watt

Financial capitalism and private equity – a new regime? pp. 189-208

Andrew Watt and Béla Galgóczi

Private equity in the UK context pp. 209-227

Glenn Morgan

German chemical giants' business and social models in transition – financialisation as a management strategy pp. 229-249

Jürgen Kädtler

TUI AG – a group under pressure from the capital market. A workforce fights successfully against the break-up of its company pp. 251-270

Alexandra Krieger

Social dialogue in France and reactions to the financialisation of the economy pp. 271-289

Isabelle Chambost, Christian Hoarau and Patrick Roturier

The need to regulate hedge funds and private equity pp. 291-295

Poul Nyrup Rasmussen

Tackling private equity – the role of the Trades Union Congress (UK) pp. 297-302

Janet Williamson

The social risks of LBOs and private equity: a trade union view pp. 303-307

Gaby Bonnand and Emmanuel Mermet

Private equity and the European metalworkers' unions pp. 309-313

Dirk Bergrath

A regional perspective on coordinating collective bargaining policy in the energy sector pp. 315-319

Richard Pond

World Bank orders suspension of Doing Business labour market deregulation indicator pp. 319-322

Peter Bakvis

Supercapitalism – The Transformation of Business, Democracy, and Everyday Life pp. 323-325

Thomas Klikauer

The WTO and Labor and Employment. Critical Perspectives on the Global Trading System and the WTO, No. 14 pp. 326-330

Hedva Sarfati

Restructuring Work and Employment in Europe. Managing Change in an Era of Globalisation pp. 330-332

Béla Galgóczi

Challenges of Globalization – Imbalances and Growth pp. 332-335

Hedva Sarfati

Einführung in die Arbeitspolitik – Arbeitsbeziehungen und Arbeitsmarkt in sozialwissenschaftlicher Perspektive pp. 336-337

Otto Jacobi

Volume 15, issue 1, 2009

Editorial - EN pp. 5-9

Jean-Yves Boulin, Christian Dufour and Philippe Pochet

Editorial - FR pp. 10-14

Jean-Yves Boulin, Christian Dufour and Philippe Pochet

Editorial - DE pp. 15-19

Jean-Yves Boulin, Christian Dufour and Philippe Pochet

Introduction pp. 21-32

Philippe Pochet and Jean-Yves Boulin

The Lisbon strategy and structural reforms in Europe pp. 33-52

Bruno Amable, Lilas Demmou and Ivan Ledezma

The battle of ideas in the European field: the combat to defeat unemployment and the struggle to give it a name pp. 53-70

Amparo Serrano Pascual

Participation through the Lisbon strategy: comparing the European Employment Strategy and pensions OMC pp. 71-91

David Natali and Caroline de la Porte

Functionalism vs Westphalia: the looking glass of employment policy pp. 93-110

George Ross

The Lisbon strategy a decade on: a critical review of a multi-disciplinary literature pp. 111-137

David Natali

Some tentative conclusions pp. 139-146

Philippe Pochet, Jean-Yves Boulin and Christian Dufour

Social Europe and the Lisbon strategy pp. 147-149

Maria Helena André

Revision of the Working Time Directive – what is the state of play? pp. 149-153

Wiebke Warneck

The financial crisis in Iceland pp. 153-158

Gylfi Arnbjörnsson and Halldór Grönvold

La longue marche vers l'Europe social pp. 159-161

Maria Jepsen

The Rise and Fall of the EU's Constitutional Treaty pp. 161-164

Isabelle Schömann

The activation dilemma. Reconciling the fairness and effectiveness of minimum income schemes in Europe pp. 164-168

Hedva Sarfati