Transfer: European Review of Labour and Research

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Volume 10, issue 4, 2004

Editorial pp. 517-520

Jens Lind and Ben Valkenburg

Editorial pp. 521-524

Jens Lind and Ben Valkenburg

Editorial pp. 525-528

Jens Lind and Ben Valkenburg

Renewal of Transfer pp. 529-529

Henning Jørgensen

Nouvelle conception de Transfer pp. 530-530

Henning Jørgensen

Erneuerung von Transfer pp. 531-531

Henning Jørgensen

Unemployment, wages and collective bargaining in the European Union pp. 532-551

Eckhard Hein and Thorsten Schulten

‘Jobs, jobs, jobs’, ambivalence of concerted change for employment in Europe pp. 552-568

Evelyne Leonard and Pierre Reman

The broken link – do trade unions represent the interests of the unemployed?: Evidence from the UK, Germany and Denmark within the framework of the European Employment Strategy pp. 569-587

Helge Albrechtsen

Activation and trade unions: confronting the dilemma pp. 588-605

Ben Valkenburg

Income security: why unions should campaign for a basic income pp. 606-619

Guy Standing

The restructuring of the Ghent model in Denmark and consequences for the trade unions pp. 621-625

Jens Lind

Pathways to Europe. Future of the European social model pp. 626-629

Dr Wolfgang Weinz

Economic security and employment: trade-off or synergy? pp. 630-640

Andrew Watt

Thorsten Schulten, Solidarische Lohnpolitik in Europa. Zur politischen Ökonomie der Gewerkschaften, [Solidaristic wage policy in Europe. On the political economy of trade unions] pp. 641-650

Andrew Watt

Normes internationales du travail pp. 650-652

Gérard Fonteneau

Trade Unions in Europe, Meeting the Challenge pp. 652-654

Otto Jacobi

Employee relations in the periphery of Europe – The unfolding story of the European social model pp. 655-656

Dr Aurora Trif

Institutions and Wage Formation in the New Europe pp. 657-660

Emmanuel Mermet and Ronald Janssen

Are European Works Councils necessary and welcome in the new EU Member States?: Report from National Hearing in Warsaw (Poland) in the context of the international ViVe Project, 30 September and 1 October 2004 pp. 663-666

Romuald Jagodziñski

Trade unions, European integration and democracy: Conference on ‘Organised Labour – An Agent of European Democracy? Trade Union Strategies and the EU Integration Process', Dublin, 30 October 2004 pp. 667-673

Maarten Keune

Volume 10, issue 3, 2004

Editorial pp. 353-355

Isabelle Schömann

Editorial pp. 356-358

Isabelle Schömann

Editorial pp. 359-361

Isabelle Schömann

Corporate social responsibility, what's in a name? A critical appraisal of the Green Paper pp. 362-371

Filip Dorssemont

Corporate social responsibility between public policy and enterprise policy pp. 372-392

Thomas Bredgaard

The Belgian social label. A pilot project for involving governments in CSR pp. 393-400

Anne Peeters

Corporate social responsibility: from labour law to consumer law pp. 401-415

André Sobczak

Social partnership as an approach to CSR: ‘traditional’ and ‘new’ actors, their roles and relations pp. 416-432

Mikkel Mailand

Corporate social responsibility within the European sectoral social dialogue pp. 433-451

Malene Nordestgaard and Judith Kirton-Darling

Pension fund management: a trade union commitment to greater corporate social responsibility pp. 452-467

Henri Lourdelle

Corporate Social Responsibility: Resolution adopted by the ETUC Executive Committee in their meeting held in Brussels on 9-10 June 2004 pp. 469-471

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International trade union action towards corporate social responsibility pp. 472-476

Eberhard Schmidt

Corporate responsibility: environmental aspects pp. 476-479

Joël Decaillon

Réseaux de sociétés et codes de conduites. Un nouveau modèle de régulation des relations de travail pour les entreprises européennes pp. 481-483

Filip Dorssemont

Corporate Human Rights Obligations: In Search of Accountability pp. 484-485

Filip Dorssemont

International Handbook of Trade Unions pp. 485-489

Alena Zemplinerova

Growing public – social spending and economic growth since the eighteenth century pp. 489-493

Richard Pond

Kulturkampf. Der deutsche Weg in die Neue Wirtschaft und die amerikanishe Herausforderung. [A battle of cultures. The German way to the New Economy and the American challenge.] pp. 494-495

Dr. Norbert Kluge

Industrial Relations and European Integration, Trans- and Supranational Developments and Prospects pp. 495-497

Otto Jacobi

Aver Voce in Capitolo. Società Europea e Partecipazione dei Lavoratori nell'Impresa pp. 498-499

Valeria Pulignano

Annexe: List of relevant websites and publications pp. 500-501

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Volume 10, issue 2, 2004

Editorial pp. 157-159

Maria Jepsen and Ute Klammer

Editorial pp. 160-162

Maria Jepsen

Editorial pp. 163-165

Maria Jepsen

The concept of ‘flexicurity’: a new approach to regulating employment and labour markets pp. 166-186

Ton Wilthagen and Frank Tros

The Danish model of ‘flexicurity’: experiences and lessons pp. 187-207

Per Madsen

Flexible work and flexicurity policies in the Netherlands. Trends and experiences pp. 208-225

Wim van Oorschot

Flexicurity – the German trajectory pp. 226-247

Berndt Keller and Hartmut Seifert

The difficulty of reconciling flexibility and security in Spain: the paradigmatic case of part-time work pp. 248-262

Fernando Valdés Dal-Ré

Reconciling security with flexibility: a few questions pp. 263-281

Pierre Walthéry and Pascale Vielle

Flexicurity in a life-course perspective pp. 282-299

Ute Klammer

Flexibility and security: what forms of political regulation? pp. 300-318

Matthieu de Nanteuil-Miribel and Mohamed Nachi

Some reflections on a gender analysis of flexicurity pp. 321-325

Maria Jepsen

Finding a negotiated balance between flexibility and security – Pacts for Employment and Competitiveness pp. 326-331

Kevin P. O’Kelly

Balancing flexibility and security in central and eastern Europe pp. 332-334

Sandrine Cazes and Alena Nesporova

Employment stability in an age of flexibility pp. 335-338

Andrew Watt

Die Gewerkschaften in Politik und Gesellschaft der Bundesrepublik Deutschland pp. 338-341

Jürgen Hoffmann

A Decade Beyond Maastricht: The European Social Dialogue Revisited pp. 341-343

Wiebke Düvel

Lisbon reinvented. Setting the Lisbon Process back on track, a European Policy Centre conference, Brussels, 8 March 2004 pp. 345-346

Romuald Jagodziñski

Volume 10, issue 1, 2004

Editorial pp. 005-007

Danièle Meulders

Editorial pp. 008-010

Danièle Meulders

Editorial pp. 011-013

Danièle Meulders

ETUC policies on motherhood and work pp. 014-015

Sinead Tiernan

The role of welfare state typologies in analysing motherhood pp. 016-033

Danièle Meulders and Síle O'Dorchai

New evidence on work among new mothers. What can trade unions do? pp. 034-047

Siv Gustafsson and Eiko Kenjoh

Parenthood and time allocation in the countries of the European Union pp. 048-061

Haris Symeonidou

The relative generosity of the EU countries’ childcare systems pp. 062-085

Jérôme De Henau, Danièle Meulders, Síle O'Dorchai and Hélène Périvier

Motherhood and wages pp. 088-105

Cécile Wetzels

Labour supply of Italian mothers. A comparison with other EU countries: facts, data and public policies pp. 106-121

Daniela Del Boca and Silvia Pasqua

Saving jobs, protecting rights: the Autoeuropa Agreement pp. 123-125

Hermes Augusto Costa

Goodbye to the unemployment rate? pp. 125-129

Monica Threlfall

Motherhood at work: a critique of Gøsta Esping-Andersen's pp. 131-144

Dr Susanne von Auerbach

Nachdenken über die EU — Vordenken für Europa. Gewerkschaftliche Impulse für ein soziales Europa [Thinking about Europe — thinking for Europe. Trade union contributions to a social Europe] pp. 145-146

Dr Norbert Kluge

European Works Councils: Pessimism of the intellect, optimism of the will? pp. 146-148

Peter Kerkhofs

Working against Racism (WaR) organises its first conference, Brussels, 29 January 2004 pp. 149-149

Grigor Gradev

Note to readers pp. 607-607

Reiner Hoffmann

Lettre aux lecteurs pp. 608-608

Reiner Hoffmann

Mitteilung an alle Leserinnen und Leser pp. 609-609

Reiner Hoffmann