Transfer: European Review of Labour and Research

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Volume 8, issue 4, 2002

Decline or transformation? Change in industrial conflict and its challenges pp. 585-607

Lorenzo Bordogna and Gian Primo Cella

Regulation of strikes and the European social model pp. 608-623

Tiziano Treu

Transnational primary and secondary collective action: an overview of international, European and national legislation pp. 624-645

Stefan Clauwaert

European-level bargaining in action? Joint texts negotiated by European Works Councils pp. 646-653

Mark Carley

The regulation of conflicts in the German industrial relations system: legal and extralegal institutions and procedures pp. 654-669

Eva Kocher

Conflict regulation in the Nordic countries pp. 670-687

Torgeir Aarvaag Stokke

Collective conflict in the public sector in France pp. 688-700

Marie-Armelle Souriac

Alternative dispute resolution procedures in labour issues: towards an EU mechanism? pp. 701-707

Isabelle Schömann

The Europeanisation of collective bargaining? Lessons of the strike in the German metalworking industry in 2002 pp. 707-711

Wolfgang Schroeder and Rainer Weinert

A Social Charter for Volkswagen: a new milestone in industrial relations pp. 711-715

Klaus Zwickel, Jürgen Peters, Tony Janssen and Reinhard Kuhlmann

Memorandum 2002 on alternative economic policy in Europe pp. 715-719

Andrew Watt

Narrating unemployment pp. 722-723

Kathleen Llanwarne

The impact of the Internet and new technologies on the workplace - a legal analysis from a comparative point of view pp. 723-724

Stefan Clauwaert

Labour law, human rights and social justice - Liber Amicorum in Honour of Ruth Ben-Israel pp. 724-728

Stefan Clauwaert

10th Pension Forum: ‘Towards a European pension (system)’, Caisse de Dépôts et Consignations - Branche Retraites, Bordeaux, 20 September 2002 pp. 731-732

Martin Hutsebaut

ETUC conference, ‘Fighting deregulation of the Labour Code in Eastern European Countries and beyond’, 11-12 October 2002 pp. 732-734

Wiebke Düvel

Second International SEER Symposium, Knokke-Heist, 2-4 November 2002 pp. 734-738

Calvin Allen and Peter Scherrer

ETUI and SALTSA seminar, ‘Equal pay and gender mainstreaming: Monitoring the European Employment Strategy’, Brussels, 18-19 November, 2002 pp. 738-741

Spyros Nakos

EWC conference, ‘Towards more influence’, Århus, 25-26 November 2002 pp. 741-743

Peter Kerckhofs

WSI Herbstforum 2002 ‘More market on the labour market?’, Düsseldorf, 28-29 November 2002 pp. 744-747

Andrew Watt

Volume 8, issue 3, 2002

Editorial pp. 349-350

Gerhard Bosch, Jon Erik Dølvik, Steffen Lehndorff and Jon Erik Dølvik et Steffen Lehndorff

Editorial pp. 351-353

Gerhard Bosch, Jon Erik Dølvik, Steffen Lehndorff and Jon Erik Dølvik et Steffen Lehndorff

Editorial pp. 353-355

Gerhard Bosch, Jon Erik Dølvik, Steffen Lehndorff and Jon Erik Dølvik et Steffen Lehndorff

Private sector services: challenges to European trade unions pp. 356-376

Jon Erik Dølvik and Jeremy Waddington

The job creation potential of the service sector in Europe pp. 377-391

Dominique Anxo and Donald Storrie

Service economies in Europe - challenges for employment policy and trade union activities pp. 392-414

Gerhard Bosch and Alexandra Wagner

The governance of service work - changes in work organisation and new challenges for service-sector trade unions pp. 415-434

Steffen Lehndorff

Services and the employment prospects for women pp. 435-455

Alexandra Wagner

Call-centre work: specific characteristics and the challenges of work organisation pp. 456-466

Claudia Weinkopf

Organisation of work and working times in IT pp. 467-478

Janneke Plantenga and Chantal Remery

Developments in household services in Europe: working conditions and labour relations pp. 479-492

Sue Yeandle

Banking and finance in France and Germany. New regulations of work and working time - a challenge for the trade unions? pp. 493-503

Thomas Haipeter

Who bears the burden of flexibility? Working conditions and labour markets in the European retail trade pp. 504-520

Florence Jany-Catrice and Steffen Lehndorff

Ver.di - the controversy over external relations pp. 521-527

Berndt Keller

Launch of virtual union for ‘labour market nomads’ in Norway pp. 527-528

Jon Erik Dølvik

Transport and service unions joining forces in Norway? pp. 528-529

Espen Løken

Austrian union responses to the rise in dependent self-employed workers pp. 529-530

Sabine Blaschke

The unions for atypical workers in Italy pp. 531-535

Giovanna Fullin

The Professional Footballers' Union and the Portuguese social security regime pp. 535-536

Maria Luisa Cristovam

Free trade in services within the European Union? pp. 536-540

Andrew Watt

New landmark in the EU social dialogue: the telework agreement pp. 540-543

Stefan Clauwaert

Staff development to secure the future: the IG Metall trainee programme pp. 543-547

Joachim Beerhorst, Rainer Gröbel and Susanne Scholtyssek

The job creation potential of the service sector in Europe pp. 550-553

Hedva Sarfati

What future for social security? pp. 553-556

Maria Jepsen

Why deregulate labour markets? pp. 557-558

Ben Valkenburg

Spanish presidency seminar on social security and new forms of work organisation, Toledo, 25-26 April 2002 pp. 561-562

Henri Lourdelle

4th IIRA Regional Congress of the Americas: ‘Trade and Labour Protection: Can the two be made to work together?’, Toronto, Canada, 25-28 June 2002 pp. 563-564

Berndt Keller

‘EMU 2010’ Summer School of the ETUC Employment Committee, Rüno Sweden, 29 June-2 July 2002 pp. 564-567

Andrew Watt

Volume 8, issue 2, 2002

Editorial pp. 181-181

Otto Jacobi, Wolfgang Kowalsky, Jan Willem Goudriaan and Andrew Watt

Editorial pp. 182-183

Otto Jacobi, Wolfgang Kowalsky, Jan Willem Goudriaan and Andrew Watt

Editorial pp. 183-184

Otto Jacobi, Wolfgang Kowalsky, Jan Willem Goudriaan and Andrew Watt

Regulated and controlled liberalisation: a means to reconcile market efficiency and social cohesion? pp. 185-197

Otto Jacobi and Wolfgang Kowalsky

EU competition policies and public services pp. 198-213

David Hall

What is the future for public service in the Community model? pp. 214-223

Pervenche Berès

The ETUC policy on services of general interest pp. 224-233

Wolfgang Kowalsky

Impact of privatisation and commercialisation on municipal services in the UK pp. 234-251

Dexter Whitfield

Risks and opportunities of energy market liberalisation for a regional energy supplier pp. 252-261

Klaus Dieter Streb

Democratic control of public enterprise in the United States: a history of regulation and liberalisation in the electricity sector pp. 262-278

Jerrold Oppenheim and Theo MacGregor

Resistance to privatisation — social dialogue, US-style pp. 279-291

Brendan Martin

European Commission view on liberalisation of network industries pp. 292-295

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CEEP-ETUC proposal for the structure of a framework directive establishing a legal framework for services of general interest in the European Union pp. 296-302

Wolfgang Kowalsky

Commission evaluation of services of general economic interest pp. 302-303

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ICFTU launches campaign to reveal the true face of ‘modern’ Korea pp. 303-305

Duncan Pruett and James Lorenz

Review of recent publications on the topic of ‘Liberalisation of the public sector’ pp. 308-312

Sanjiv Sachdev

Review of three recent publications on the topic of ‘Liberalisation of the public sector’ pp. 312-314

Otto Jacobi

Review of recent German-language publications on the topic of ‘Liberalisation of the public sector’ pp. 314-315

Otto Jacobi

Strategy, organisation and the changing nature of work pp. 316-318

Amparo Serrano Pascual

Varieties of capitalism — the institutional foundations of comparative advantages pp. 318-320

Jürgen Hoffmann

Portugal 1995-2000. Perspectivas da evolução social pp. 320-323

Maria Luisa Cristovam

‘The European employment strategy after five years’, joint ETUI, SALTSA and HBS Seminar, 13 May, 2002, Brussels pp. 326-328

David Foden

Journées de l'Association française de Science économique, Economie des Ressources Humaines, 16-17 May 2002, Lyons pp. 328-331

Emmanuel Mermet

Third international congress of the Work & Labour Network ‘Labour, globalisation and the new economy’, 22-25 May 2002, Osnabrück pp. 331-333

György Széll

ETUC seminar ‘European works councils and mergers’, 27-28 May 2002, Brussels pp. 333-335

Isabelle Schömann

‘Econometrics of wages’, 79th international conference of the Applied Econometrics Association, 28/29 May 2002, Brussels pp. 335-338

Salimata Sissoko

IG Metall conference ‘Risking new ways’, 13-15 June 2002, Leipzig pp. 338-340

Otto Jacobi

Volume 8, issue 1, 2002

Editorial pp. 5-6

Kevin P O'Kelly

Éditorial pp. 7-9

Kevin P O'Kelly

Editorial pp. 9-11

Kevin P O'Kelly

Marco Biagi pp. 12-12

Gian Primo Cella

Financial participation: seeking a European consensus pp. 13-17

Kevin P. O'Kelly

Financial participation is good for all including employees pp. 18-21

Raymond Allouf

Developments and prospects of profit-sharing and employee share ownership in Europe pp. 22-46

Erik Poutsma

Employee share ownership and profit-sharing in the European Union: incidence, company characteristics, and union representation pp. 47-62

Andrew Pendleton, Erik Poutsma, Chris Brewster and Jos van Ommeren

Financial participation in Europe —the international dimension pp. 63-75

Francine Van Den Bulcke

Financial participation for employees in the European Union — a pragmatic view pp. 76-82

Willy Buschak

An employers' perspective on financial participation methods and recent European Union initiatives pp. 83-86

Roberto Suárez Santos

Company stock in U.S. financial participation plans — sound policy or a lottery ticket? pp. 87-102

David A. Hildebrandt and Edward Ferrigno

A model for gainsharing in the public sector pp. 103-106

Blair Horan

Profit sharing at British Maritime Technology Ltd (BMT) pp. 106-109

Andrew Docherty

The international employee shareholders' plan at Suez pp. 109-114

Didier Bouin

The eircom employee share ownership plan (ESOP) pp. 114-118

Maoilíosa Ó Cúlacháin

Financial participation of bank employees in Italy, Great Britain and Sweden: survey evidence pp. 118-121

Avv. Gualtiero Di Re

The arrival of euro notes and coins: what has changed? pp. 122-123

Andrew Watt

The impact of a career break on a woman's wage pp. 123-127

Kea Tijdens

Politics after depoliticisation? The USA in early 2002 pp. 127-131

Norman Birnbaum

The working time directive revisited: EPSU campaign to strengthen the EU directive pp. 131-135

Inger Lise Rønning

Trade unions and the European Union: more questions than answers pp. 135-138

Wolfgang Weinz

Plant-level alliances for jobs pp. 138-139

Winfried Heidemann

Sustainable development and trade unions: recent contributions to the debate pp. 139-142

Andrew Watt

Working Classes. Global Realities, Socialist Register 2001 pp. 145-147

Jens Lind

Models of employee participation in a changing global environment, diversity and interaction pp. 147-150

Peter Kerckhofs

Workshop ‘Continuities and discontinuities in industrial relations', Munich, 18/19 January 2002 pp. 153-156

Pamela Meil

ETUI forum meeting on financial participation of employees in Europe, Brussels, 23 January 2002 pp. 156-157

Martin Hutsebaut

TUC conference ‘Trade unions and migration in an enlarged EU’, London, 3 December 2001 pp. 158-164

Nadja Salson

In search of concepts — the World Social Forum in Porto Alegre, 25-30 January 2002 pp. 164-168

Otto Jacobi

‘Financial participation in central and eastern Europe’, Budapest, 1/2 March 2002 pp. 169-171

Kevin P O'Kelly