Transfer: European Review of Labour and Research

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Volume 26, issue 4, 2020

Editorial pp. 367-371

Jean-Yves Boulin

Editorial pp. 372-376

Jean-Yves Boulin

Editorial pp. 377-382

Jean-Yves Boulin

Northern European collective wage bargaining in the face of major political-economic challenges: common and differing trajectories pp. 383-398

Paul Marginson and Jon Erik Dølvik

The extension of collective agreements in France, Portugal and Spain pp. 399-414

Miguel à ngel García Calavia and Michael Rigby

Post-socialist labour and the dual logic of collective action: workers’ unrest and trade union strategy in Fiat Automobiles Serbia pp. 415-430

Francesco Bagnardi and Valentina Petrović

Trade union responses to precarious employment: the role of power resources in defending precarious flight attendants at Ryanair pp. 431-445

Pedro Mendonça

‘Grey zones’ within dependent employment: formal and informal forms of on-call work in Germany pp. 447-463

Karen Jaehrling and Thorsten Kalina

Beyond European unemployment insurance. Less moral hazard, more moral assurance? pp. 465-480

Günther Schmid

Book Review: Trajectories of Neoliberal Transformation: European Industrial Relations Since the 1970s pp. 481-483

Roberto Pedersini

Book Review: Transnationale soziale Dialoge und ihr Beitrag für den europäischen sozialen Fortschritt pp. 484-485

Hans-Wolfgang Platzer

Volume 26, issue 3, 2020

Note to Readers pp. 237-237

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Note aux lecteurs pp. 238-238

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In eigener Sache pp. 239-240

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Editorial pp. 241-243

Tomas Berglund and Jeremy Waddington

Éditorial pp. 244-247

Tomas Berglund and Jeremy Waddington

Editorial pp. 248-251

Tomas Berglund and Jeremy Waddington

(How) can international trade union organisations be democratic? pp. 253-272

Richard Hyman and Rebecca Gumbrell-McCormick

Populism and trade union internationalism: the case of Italy pp. 273-288

Salvo Leonardi and Mimmo Carrieri

The European Trade Union Federations within the European polity: ETUFs and international trade union activity pp. 289-305

Torsten Müller and Hans-Wolfgang Platzer

Looking for European solutions. Trade unions in Central and Eastern Europe striving for cross-border solidarity pp. 307-323

Jan Czarzasty, SÅ‚awomir Adamczyk and Barbara Surdykowska

European trade union cooperation, union density and employee attitudes to unions pp. 345-358

Bengt Furåker

Book Review: Collective Bargaining and Gender Equality (Gendered Economy) pp. 359-361

Heather Wakefield

Book Review: Capital and Ideology pp. 361-363

Martin Myant

Volume 26, issue 2, 2020

Introduction: institutional experimentation for better (or worse) work pp. 113-118

Isabelle Ferreras, Ian MacDonald, Gregor Murray and Valeria Pulignano

L’expérimentation institutionnelle au travail, pour le meilleur (ou pour le pire) pp. 119-125

Isabelle Ferreras, Ian MacDonald, Gregor Murray and Valeria Pulignano

Einleitung: Institutionelles Experimentieren für bessere (oder schlechtere) Arbeit pp. 127-134

Isabelle Ferreras, Ian MacDonald, Gregor Murray and Valeria Pulignano

Disruption and re-regulation in work and employment: from organisational to institutional experimentation pp. 135-156

Gregor Murray, Christian Lévesque, Glenn Morgan and Nicolas Roby

A freelancers’ cooperative as a case of democratic institutional experimentation for better work: a case study of SMart-Belgium pp. 157-174

Julien Charles, Isabelle Ferreras and Auriane Lamine

Workplace change and institutional experimentation: a case study of service-sector work in Europe pp. 175-187

Valeria Pulignano, Paul Thompson and Nadja Doerflinger

Shaping Industry 4.0 – an experimental approach developed by German trade unions pp. 189-206

Gerhard Bosch and Jutta Schmitz-Kießler

‘We just get a bit set in our ways’: renewing democracy and solidarity in UK trade unions pp. 207-222

Heather Connolly

‘YouTubers unite’: collective action by YouTube content creators pp. 223-227

Valentin Niebler

Transnational union action at Ryanair pp. 229-233

Stan De Spiegelaere

Volume 26, issue 1, 2020

Editorial pp. 3-5

Vera Šćepanović and Antonio Martín Artiles

Éditorial pp. 6-9

Vera Šćepanović and Antonio Martín Artiles

Editorial pp. 10-13

Vera Šćepanović and Antonio Martín Artiles

Dual training in Europe: a policy fad or a policy turn? pp. 15-26

Vera Šćepanović and Antonio Martín Artiles

Social partner involvement in collective skill formation governance. A comparison of Austria, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands and Switzerland pp. 27-42

Patrick Emmenegger and Lina Seitzl

Capacity for reform: the changing roles of apprenticeship in three Nordic countries pp. 43-56

Torgeir Nyen and Anna Hagen Tønder

The German system of vocational education and training: challenges of gender, academisation and the integration of low-achieving youth pp. 57-71

Simone R Haasler

The rhetoric of Europeanisation of dual vocational education and training in Spain pp. 73-90

Antonio Martín Artiles, Andreu Lope, Daniel Barrientos, Benjamí Moles and Pilar Carrasquer

‘Apprenticeship’ in the Italian approach to the dual system pp. 91-103

Lisa Rustico, Ramona David and Antonio Ranieri

Book Review: Rethinking Global Labour. After Neoliberalism pp. 105-107

Michael Fichter

Book Review: Workers Without Borders. Posted Work and Precarity in the EU pp. 107-109

Jonas Bals

Book Review: Das Management als Akteur transnationaler Arbeitsbeziehungen [Management as an actor in transnational labour relations] pp. 109-110

Otto Jacobi

Volume 25, issue 4, 2019

Editorial pp. 401-402

Jens Lind

Éditorial pp. 403-404

Jens Lind

Editorial pp. 405-406

Jens Lind

Post-crisis labour market outcomes in worlds of welfare and varieties of capitalism pp. 407-420

Mohammad Ferdosi

Spanish trade unions against labour market reforms: strategic choices and outcomes pp. 421-435

Pablo del Rio Loira and Menno Fenger

Trade union representatives from ethnic minorities. Representation revisited pp. 437-450

Inger Marie Hagen and Ragnhild Steen Jensen

The influence of collective employment relations on work accommodation: case studies in Estonia, Hungary and Poland pp. 451-464

Märt Masso, Deborah Foster, Liina Osila, Balázs Bábel, Jan Czarzasty, Ambrus Kiss, Małgorzata Koziarek and Dominik Owczarek

Algorithms, artificial intelligence and automated decisions concerning workers and the risks of discrimination: the necessary collective governance of data protection pp. 465-481

Adrián Todolí-Signes

Book Review: Reducing Inequalities in Europe pp. 483-485

Martin Myant

Book Review: Why not Default? The Political Economy of Sovereign Debt pp. 485-487

David Hollanders

A Fairer Europe for Workers…Or Else? Some observations from the ETUC Congress 2019, Vienna, 21–24 May 2019 pp. 489-493

Darragh Golden

Volume 25, issue 3, 2019

Editorial pp. 255-257

Torsten Müller and Thorsten Schulten

Éditorial pp. 258-261

Torsten Müller and Thorsten Schulten

Editorial pp. 262-265

Torsten Müller and Thorsten Schulten

What’s in a name? From minimum wages to living wages in Europe pp. 267-284

Thorsten Schulten and Torsten Müller

Living wages in international and European law pp. 285-299

Reingard Zimmer

The calculation of a living wage: the UK’s experience pp. 301-317

Conor D’Arcy and David Finch

The Living Wage in the UK: testing the limits of soft regulation? pp. 319-333

Mathew Johnson, Aristea Koukiadaki and Damian Grimshaw

The introduction of a ‘monthly living wage’ in Slovenia pp. 335-350

Andreja Poje

Collective bargaining as a tool to ensure a living wage. Experiences from the Nordic countries pp. 351-365

Kristin Alsos, Kristine Nergaard and Andreas Van Den Heuvel

Trade unions and the Living Wage in the UK pp. 367-372

Paul John Sellers

Living wages: a reasonable goal or a surrender of minimum wages? An Austrian perspective pp. 373-379

Julia Hofmann and Sepp Zuckerstätter

‘Fight for 14’. The campaign for a decent minimum wage of €14 per hour in Belgium pp. 381-386

Olivier Flohimont

Barcelona’s minimum living wage initiative pp. 387-391

Bru Laín and Lluís Torrens

IG Metall: in the vanguard of transformation pp. 393-395

Otto Jacobi

Book Review: Globalisation under and after socialism: the evolution of transnational capital in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 397-398

Abhishek

Volume 25, issue 2, 2019

Editorial pp. 139-141

Maria Jepsen

Éditorial pp. 142-144

Maria Jepsen

Editorial pp. 145-147

Maria Jepsen

Reviewing the 2018 OECD Jobs Strategy – anything new under the sun? pp. 149-163

Stephen McBride and James Watson

Job quality in European employment policy: one step forward, two steps back? pp. 165-180

Agnieszka Piasna, Brendan Burchell and Kirsten Sehnbruch

International organisations and the role of collective bargaining pp. 181-203

Roberto Pedersini

Ensuring universal social protection for the future of work pp. 205-219

Christina Behrendt and Quynh Anh Nguyen

The revised OECD Jobs Strategy and labour market flexibility: a double-handed narrative pp. 221-227

Ronald Janssen

The creation and future of the new Danish trade union confederation pp. 229-234

Søren Kaj Andersen and Nana Wesley Hansen

Digitalisation, work environment and personal integrity at work pp. 235-242

Anna Spånt Enbuske

Book Review: The Value of Everything: Making and Taking in the Global Economy pp. 243-245

Martin Myant

Book Review: The European Social Dialogue in Perspective: Its Future Potential as an Autopoietic System and Lessons from the Global Maritime System of Industrial Relations pp. 245-247

John Paterson

Løsarbeidersamfunnet [Society of the casual worker] pp. 247-248

Jonas Bals

The defeat of solidarity: anger and politics in postcommunist Europe pp. 248-251

Collin Covington

Volume 25, issue 1, 2019

Editorial pp. 3-5

Johanna K Schenner and Anders Neergaard

Éditorial pp. 6-8

Johanna K Schenner and Anders Neergaard

Editorial pp. 9-12

Johanna K Schenner and Anders Neergaard

Asylum-seekers and refugees within Europe and labour market integration pp. 13-24

Johanna K Schenner and Anders Neergaard

Refugee integration policy the Norwegian way – why good ideas fail and bad ideas prevail pp. 25-42

Anne Britt Djuve and Hanne Cecilie Kavli

Initial employment pathways of immigrants in Germany. Why legal contexts of reception matter – an analysis of life-course data pp. 43-62

Janina Söhn

Problematising refugee migrants in the Swedish forestry sector pp. 63-80

Eva Wikström and Anna Sténs

Asylum-seekers and the ‘hyper-precarity trap’ in Austria, Finland and Italy pp. 81-99

Johanna K Schenner, Paola Cavanna and Natalia Ollus

What issues do refugees face in integrating into labour markets? Evidence from Slovenia pp. 101-112

Brigita VonÄ Ina and Nina Marin

Integration of beneficiaries of international protection in the Lithuanian labour market: policies and practices pp. 113-119

Giedrė Blažytė and Karolis Žibas

The role of the EU in integrating asylum-seekers and refugees: limitations and opportunities pp. 121-129

Klára Fóti

Book Review: Trade Unions and Migrant Workers: New Contexts and Challenges in Europe pp. 131-132

Clara Turner

Book Review: Reconstructing Solidarity. Labour Unions, Precarious Work, and the Politics of Institutional Change in Europe pp. 133-135

Teresa Cappiali