Transfer: European Review of Labour and Research

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Volume 13, issue 4, 2007

Editorial pp. 541-543

Jens Lind and Antonio Martin Artiles

Editorial pp. 544-546

Jens Lind and Antonio Martin Artiles

Editorial pp. 547-549

Jens Lind and Antonio Martin Artiles

European flexicurity: concepts, methodology and policies pp. 551-573

Andranik Tangian

Older employees in Europe between ‘work line’ and early retirement pp. 575-593

Gerhard Bosch and Sebastian Schief

Gender and the quality of work: an overview of European and national approaches pp. 595-610

Alexandra Scheele

Marketisation of the public sector leads to socially and environmentally irresponsible contracting: the case of Denmark pp. 611-630

Ole Busck

The revolution in the public services sector in Portugal: with or without the unions pp. 631-652

Alan Stoleroff

The puzzles of union density in Norway pp. 653-670

Kristine Nergaard and Torgeir Aarvaag Stokke

Soft law – second best solution or a privatisation of social rights? Some pointers for a future discussion pp. 671-678

Horst Mund and Klaus Priegnitz

Capitalism unleashed. Finance, globalization and welfare pp. 679-681

Andrew Watt

Union Renewal – Gewerkschaften in Veränderung pp. 682-685

Kathleen Kollewe

Faut-il brûler le modèle social français? pp. 685-688

Hedva Sarfati

Encadrer. Un métier impossible? pp. 689-691

Kathleen Kollewe

Innovationspolitik – Wie kann Deutschland von anderen lernen? pp. 691-692

Jürgen Hoffmann

Winners and Losers – Impact of the Doha Round on Developing Countries pp. 693-696

Hedva Sarfati

The United States since 1980 pp. 696-698

Andrew Watt

Europe's new social reality – does the winner take it all? ‘Europe's new social reality’, conference held on 21 June 2007, Brussels pp. 699-702

Gerald Klec

Collective bargaining and decentralisation in Germany: Annual meeting of GIRA (German Industrial Relations Association), Jena, 27–28 September 2007 pp. 703-704

Otto Jacobi

The future of legal Europe: Congress to mark 15 years of the European Academy of Law, Trier, 27–29 September 2007 pp. 705-707

Johannes Heuschmid

2nd National Congress – ver.di united services union: Leipzig, 30 September to 5 October 2007 pp. 708-711

Otto Jacobi and Kathleen Kollwewe

Does it matter who assumes responsibility for social and employment security?: An international workshop, Amsterdam, 27 October 2007 pp. 711-714

Hedva Sarfati

Volume 13, issue 3, 2007

Editorial pp. 343-347

Steve Jefferys and Ben Valkenburg

Editorial pp. 348-352

Steve Jefferys and Ben Valkenburg

Editorial pp. 353-357

Steve Jefferys and Ben Valkenburg

Racism and anti-racism in Europe: a critical analysis of concepts and frameworks pp. 359-375

Umut Erel

Why do unions find fighting workplace racism difficult? pp. 377-395

Steve Jefferys

Racism at work in shops and on public transport pp. 397-412

Nouria Ouali

Confronting racism in the health services pp. 413-430

Adriana Bernardotti, Sukhwant Dhaliwal and Fabio Perocco

Trade union responses to racism in Italy's shipbuilding and metalworking industries pp. 431-446

Pietro Basso

Racism in post-communist Bulgaria and trade union responses pp. 447-462

Antonina Zhelyazkova and Violeta Angelova

Working against racism: how European trade unions can combat racism at work pp. 463-475

Mary Davis

Towards unity in diversity: a trade union strategy to combat racism and xenophobia pp. 477-484

Catelene Passchier

Working against racism: a trade union challenge for the 21st century pp. 485-488

Wilf Sullivan

Gathering evidence for racism and discrimination in the EU: the implications for trade unions pp. 488-496

John Wrench

Observations on the Opinions of Advocates General Maduro and Mengozzi delivered on 23 May 2007 in the Viking and Laval cases pp. 497-504

Thomas Blanke

New thread in the revision process of Directive 94/45 on EWCs pp. 504-505

Romuald Jagodziński

The train drivers' strike: warnings for the future of the German trade union movement pp. 505-507

Jürgen Hoffmann

The trade unions need to Europeanise their activities - now! pp. 508-513

Horst Mund and Kai Burmeister

EU Immigration and Asylum Law and Policy: Whose Freedom, Security and Justice? (Essays in European Law) pp. 515-516

Dr Sonia McKay

Changing Working Life and the Appeal of the Extreme Right pp. 517-519

Ben Valkenburg

Merchants, Midwives, and Laboring Women: Italian Migrants in Urban America pp. 519-520

Dr Sonia McKay

ETUC Congress 21-24 May 2007, Seville pp. 521-526

Jens Lind

ECJ to back trade unions' rights in Europe? Or how to reconcile the fundamental right to strike with the fundamental freedoms of free establishment and to provide services? ETUC and ITF press conference, ETUC Congress, 23 May 2007 pp. 526-530

Isabelle Schömann

Volume 13, issue 2, 2007

Editorial pp. 181-184

Valeria Pulignano, Jeremy Waddington and Norbert Kluge

Editorial pp. 185-188

Valeria Pulignano, Jeremy Waddington and Norbert Kluge

Editorial pp. 189-192

Valeria Pulignano, Jeremy Waddington and Norbert Kluge

How can trade unions act strategically? pp. 193-210

Richard Hyman

Trade unions and local development networks pp. 211-224

Colin Crouch

Employee involvement in restructuring: are we able to determine the price? pp. 225-240

Valeria Pulignano and Norbert Kluge

Active change strategies for trade unions pp. 241-252

Olle Hammarström

Restructuring in an enlarged Europe: challenges and experiences pp. 253-266

Guglielmo Meardi

Tracing trade union innovation: a framework for evaluating trade union learning projects in a time of complexity pp. 267-290

Steve Walker, Miguel Martínez Lucio and Philippa Trevorrow

The recent view of the European Commission on matters of restructuring pp. 291-294

Fernando Vasquez

Anticipating change – the contribution of the European Monitoring Centre on Change pp. 294-297

Barbara Gerstenberger

Restructuring and trade union education. Trade unions anticipating and managing change – the TRACE project pp. 297-301

Jeff Bridgford and John Stirling

Anticipating and managing change in the services sectors: UNI-Europa's network on services in the internal market pp. 301-305

Judith-Kirton Darling

Cross-national company restructuring in a socially responsible way: the EMF approach pp. 305-309

Luc Triangle

Employee involvement in restructuring – the example of the Latvian Builders' Trade Union pp. 310-312

Agnese Puntuža

European Works Councils and transnational bargaining about restructuring in the auto industry pp. 313-316

Isabel da Costa and Udo Rehfeldt

Participation and Democracy at Work. Essays in Honour of Harvie Ramsay pp. 317-319

Volker Telljohann

Arbeitsbeziehungen im Rheinischen Kapitalismus. Zwischen Modernisierung und Globalisierung pp. 320-321

Reiner Hoffmann

La SE ou Societas Europea: pour une citoyenneté européenne de l'entreprise pp. 322-324

Udo Rehfeldt

European and World Works Councils and the evolution of transnational trade union collaboration: lessons from the European car industry 1 December 2006, IRES Paris pp. 325-327

Veronika Rott

Industrial relations and partnership pp. 327-329

Kathleen Kollewe

Quality pays off pp. 330-332

Claudia Funk

Volume 13, issue 1, 2007

Editorial pp. 5-6

Stephen Bouquin, Salvo Leonardi and Sian Moore

Editorial pp. 7-8

Stephen Bouquin, Salvo Leonardi and Sian Moore

Editorial pp. 9-10

Stephen Bouquin, Salvo Leonardi and Sian Moore

The Swedish government's closure of the National Institute for Working Life pp. 11-11

Maria Jepsen and Marina Luttrell

Introduction: employee representation and voice in small and medium-sized enterprises - the SMALL project pp. 13-26

Stephen Bouquin, Salvo Leonardi and Sian Moore

The European system of small- and medium-sized enterprises pp. 27-53

Stefano Palmieri

Determining wages in Europe's SMEs: how relevant are the trade unions? pp. 55-73

Monica Andersson and Christer Thörnqvist

Working time in European SMEs pp. 75-93

Paulo Alves, Stephen Bouquin and Luís Poças

Labour relations, collective bargaining and employee voice in SMEs in central and eastern Europe pp. 95-113

Miklós Illessy, Vassil Kirov, Csaba Makó and Svetla Stoeva

Why do Europe's unions find it difficult to organise in small firms? pp. 115-130

Sian Moore, Steve Jefferys and Pierre Cours-Salies

Inequalities in Europe's SMEs: the challenges for a trade union agenda pp. 131-146

Gill Kirton and Ian Read

Outcome of the battle on the Services Directive pp. 147-149

Wolfgang Kowalsky

Transnational collective action – already a reality? pp. 149-156

Wiebke Warneck

The ‘Biedenkopf Commission’ sees no need for fundamental reform of German co-determination pp. 156-159

Dr Torsten Müller

How we compete – What companies around the world are doing to make it in today's global economy pp. 161-165

Hedva Sarfati

Democracy in Europe – A History of an Ideology pp. 166-168

Thomas Klikauer

Conference on ‘Challenges For (Organised) Labour In Central And Eastern Europe and Russia’ University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield (UK), 28–29 March 2006 and 2nd workshop of the project ‘Trade Unions in Post-Socialist Society: overcoming the state socialist legacy?’ Moscow, 3–5 April 2006 pp. 169-171

Guglielmo Meardi

IG Metall goes Europe Annual meeting on ‘Market against State’, Otto Brenner Foundation, 8–9 November 2006 pp. 171-172

Otto Jacobi