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Volume 11, issue 4, 2005

Innovations for union renewal pp. 489-495

Gregor Murray and Jeremy Waddington

Innovations pour un renouvellement syndical pp. 496-502

Gregor Murray and Jeremy Waddington

Innovationen für die Erneuerung der Gewerkschaften pp. 503-509

Gregor Murray and Jeremy Waddington

International Framework Agreements: global industrial relations between rights and bargaining pp. 511-530

Nikolaus Hammer

Building North-South international union alliances: evidence from Mexico pp. 531-547

Christian Lévesque and Mélanie Dufour-Poirier

Trade unionism under challenge from offshoring and globalisation pp. 549-568

Sylvie Contrepois and Steve Jefferys

New protest movements and the revival of labour politics - A critical examination pp. 569-588

Stéphane Le Queux

The territorial social dialogue: challenges and prospects for the trade unions pp. 589-604

Annette Jobert

Unions as social capital: the impact of trade union youth programmes on young workers' political and community engagement pp. 605-616

Nancy Brown Johnson and Paul Jarley

Segmented labour, united unions? How unions in Canada cope with increased diversity pp. 617-628

Charlotte A. B. Yates

Community unionism in a global city pp. 629-632

Dirk Kloosterboer and Piet Göbbels

Wolfensohn to Wolfowitz: What does the change at the top of the World Bank mean for labour? pp. 633-638

Peter Bakvis

One market, one Social Europe pp. 639-640

Ronald Janssen

Strategic Unionism and Partnership: Boxing or Dancing? pp. 641-644

Kurt Vandaele

Complying with Europe - EU Harmonisation and Soft Law in the Member States pp. 645-647

Wiebke Warneck

Working beyond 60 - Key Policies and Practices in Europe pp. 647-649

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Ageing and the transition to retirement - A comparative analysis of European welfare states pp. 650-653

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New risks, new welfare: the transformation of the European welfare state pp. 654-657

Hedva Sarfati

Between growth and stability: the consequences of the reform of the European Stability and Growth Pact pp. 659-661

Andrew Watt

Volume 11, issue 3, 2005

Editorial pp. 309-309

Otto Jacobi and Judith Kirton-Darling

Editorial pp. 310-310

Otto Jacobi and Judith Kirton-Darling

Editorial pp. 311-311

Otto Jacobi and Judith Kirton-Darling

Sectoral social dialogue? A quantitative analysis pp. 313-332

Philippe Pochet

Creating perspectives, negotiating social Europe pp. 333-342

Otto Jacobi and Judith Kirton-Darling

Social dialogue committee in the banking sector pp. 345-351

Annette Holm Mikkelsen

Social dialogue in retail and commerce pp. 353-358

Jan Furstenborg

Social dialogue in the European construction industry pp. 359-362

Jan Cremers

Social dialogues in the EMCEF industries pp. 363-367

Reinhard Reibsch

European social dialogue in the private security service sector pp. 369-373

Sabrina de Marchi

Development of social dialogue in the public sector pp. 375-382

Richard Pond

The sub-sectoral social dialogue in the European shipbuilding industry pp. 383-389

Kathleen Kollewe

The sectoral social dialogue — telecommunications pp. 391-396

Christina J. Colclough

Europeanisation at sectoral level. Empirical results and missing perspectives pp. 397-408

Berndt Keller

The European social dialogue in the 1990s: institutional innovations and new paradigms pp. 409-422

Janine Goetschy

After enlargement: preconditions and prospects for bargaining coordination pp. 423-438

Paul Marginson and Franz Traxler

Is the societal dialogue at the local level the future of social dialogue? pp. 439-448

Jean-Yves Boulin and Ulrich Mückenberger

Coalition building: trade union dialogues with civil society pp. 449-456

Eberhard Schmidt

1985–2005: Celebrating 20 years of EU social dialogue, but what about its future? pp. 457-461

Stefan Clauwaert

The American lesson: problems faced by US trade unionism pp. 461-464

Savino Pezzotta

Sectoral Social Dialogue in Future EU Member States: The Weakest Link pp. 465-467

Hedva Sarfati

Unions in the 21st century. An international perspective pp. 467-469

Otto Jacobi

Europas Wirtschaft gestalten. Makroökonomische Koordinierung und die Rolle der Gewerkschaften pp. 469-471

Torsten Müller and Stefan Rüb

Globale Arbeitsbeziehungen in globalen Konzernen? pp. 471-473

Marco Hauptmeier

New frontiers of democratic participation at work pp. 473-475

Otto Jacobi

European integration and industrial relations. Multi-level governance in the making pp. 475-477

Otto Jacobi

Transatlantic Social Dialogue, HBS, Cornell, ETUI-REHS, FES Third Annual Meeting, 20–21 May 2005 in Berlin, hosted by IG Metall pp. 479-479

Ian Greer

Volume 11, issue 2, 2005

Editorial pp. 145-147

Kevin P. O'Kelly and Norbert Kluge

Editorial pp. 148-150

Kevin P. O'Kelly and Norbert Kluge

Editorial pp. 151-153

Kevin P. O'Kelly and Norbert Kluge

Industrial democracy and the European traditions pp. 155-162

Robert Taylor

Corporate governance with co-determination — a key element of the European social model pp. 163-177

Norbert Kluge

Company law and workers' interests pp. 179-188

Robbert van het Kaar

Participation in European Companies: views from social partners in three Member States pp. 189-205

Ulke Veersma and Sjef Swinkels

Workers' involvement in the European Company — the SE Guidelines of the European Metalworkers Federation pp. 207-219

Luc Triangle

A European project for employee board-level representatives: issues, roles and responsibilities pp. 221-230

Kevin P. O'Kelly

Board-level employee representatives in nine countries: a snapshot pp. 231-243

Mark Carley

Forthcoming TUAC report on corporate governance — building a common trade union platform for reform pp. 245-248

Pierre Habbard

Between ‘beneficial constraints’ and ‘regime competition’: The dilemmas of the transposition into national legislation of the Directive on employee involvement in the European Company (SE) pp. 249-255

Lorenzo Bordogna

Theses for a European minimum wage policy pp. 256-259

Thorsten Schulten, Claus Schäfer, Reinhard Bispinck, Andreas Rieger, Beat Ringger, Hans Baumann, Michel Husson and Antoine Math

The EMF European Company Policy: the GME Restructuring and Framework Agreement pp. 260-265

Chantal Caron and Rainer Weinert

EMF-GME European Framework Agreement pp. 266-267

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Rejection of the European Constitution must prompt re-think of economic and employment policies pp. 268-269

Andrew Watt

The Global Evolution of Industrial Relations — Events, Ideas and the IIRA pp. 271-272

Gian Primo Cella

The Global Evolution of Industrial Relations — Events, Ideas and the IIRA pp. 273-274

Kevin P. O'Kelly

Irregular Migration. The Dilemmas of Transnational Mobility pp. 275-279

Antonio Martón Artiles

Metropolitan Governance without Metropolitan Government? pp. 280-281

Otto Jacobi

Review of Industrial Relations in Europe 2004, report by Directorate-General for Employment and Social Affairs pp. 282-285

Herman Knudsen

Dienstleistungsarbeit: Auf dem Boden der Tatsachen pp. 286-288

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Taking responsibility for an enterprise, but in a different way pp. 289-292

Norbert Kluge and Roland Köstler

Learning from each other pp. 293-295

Michael Stollt and Norbert Kluge

Political state of play concerning the Tenth Company Law Directive on cross-border mergers pp. 295-299

Norbert Kluge and Johannes Heuschmid

Volume 11, issue 1, 2005

Editorial pp. 005-007

Maria Luisa Cristovam and Kevin P. O'Kelly

Editorial pp. 008-010

Maria Luisa Cristovam and Kevin P. O'Kelly

Editorial pp. 011-013

Maria Luisa Cristovam and Kevin P. O'Kelly

The future of work – what kind of work? Impacts of gender on the definition of work and research methodology pp. 014-025

Alexandra Scheele

German pacts for employment and competitiveness Concessionary bargaining as a reaction to globalisation and European integration? pp. 026-044

Heiko Massa-Wirth and Hartmut Seifert

Building social partnership? Strengths and shortcomings of the European Employment Strategy pp. 045-063

Bernard H. Casey

The open method of coordination and the Lisbon strategy: the difficult road from potential to results pp. 064-080

Janine Goetschy

The European Works Councils – a role beyond the EC Directive? pp. 081-096

Volker Telljohann

Social cohesion across Europe. Does time allocation matter? pp. 97-111

Elsa Fontainha

Trade unions and local developments in the Netherlands pp. 113-117

Dirk Kloosterboer

Thesis on ‘Monetary Union, degree of corporatism of pay bargaining and rigidity of the real wage: a reinterpretation of the Calmfors and Driffill relationship' pp. 119-122

Emmanuel Mermet

The future of work in Europe: Debate at the 7th IIRA European Congress, 7-11 September 2004 pp. 123-126

João Proença

Notes on the Special Seminar on the Lisbon strategy: 7th IIRA European Congress 2004 pp. 126-129

Kevin P. O’Kelly

Towards internationalisation of labour relations?: Conference held by the Friedrich Ebert Foundation Bonn, 13-15 October 2004 pp. 129-130

Otto Jacobi

Rethinking the welfare state: Conference held by IG Metall and the Otto Brenner Foundation, Berlin, 3-4 November 2004 pp. 131-132

Otto Jacobi

ViVe Project accomplished: Report from National Hearings in Budapest and Prague, and the evaluation meeting in Brussels pp. 132-137

Romuald Jagodziñski