Transfer: European Review of Labour and Research

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Volume 3, issue 4, 1997

Editorial pp. 681-683

Reiner Hoffmann and Jean-Yves Boulin

Editorial pp. 684-686

Reiner Hoffmann and Jean-Yves Boulin

Editorial pp. 687-689

Reiner Hoffmann and Jean-Yves Boulin

The issues of territorial excellence: building quality of city life with citizens pp. 690-699

Pierre Dommergues

Urban time policies in Italy: an overview of time-oriented research pp. 700-722

Sandra Bonfiglioli

From working time to city time: the case for a single approach to time policies pp. 723-736

Jean-Yves Boulin

Towards institutionalising urban time policy pp. 737-750

Ulrich Mückenberger

Europe and territories pp. 751-774

Robert Villeneuve

Time in the cities - a new action field for trade unions pp. 775-785

Reiner Hoffmann

Globalisation, collective bargaining and performance pp. 787-806

Franz Traxler, Bernhard Kittel and Stephan Lengauer

The EU Jobs Summit in Luxembourg pp. 808-809

Alfons Grundheber

Declaration by Emilio Gabaglio Luxembourg Jobs Summit: a new base on which to build pp. 810-810

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In America's rolling plains pp. 811-814

Peter Scherrer and Wolfgang Schroeder

Joint French-American Symposium Marne-la-Vallée, 24-25 September 1998 pp. 816-817

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Book review: Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Wissenschaftliche Wirtschaftspolitik (ed.) Wirtschafts-politische Alternativen zur globalen Hegemonie des Neoliberalismus, Vienna: Verlag des ÖGB 1997, ISBN 3-7035-0660-1 pp. 819-824

Andreas Breitenfellner

Book review: Robert Reich, Locked in the Cabinet, New York: Knopf, 1997, 338 pp pp. 824-825

Sanjiv Sachdev

Book review: Joel Rogers & Wolfgang Streeck (eds.) Works Councils - Consultation, Representation, and Cooperation, Chicago: Chicago University Press, 1995, 426 pages, UK £43.95, ISBN: 0-226-72376-3 (cloth) pp. 825-828

Thomas Murakami

Lifetime working hours: a model for the future? ETUC/ETUI conference explores new paths in working time policy Brussels, 2-3 October 1997 pp. 829-832

Alfons Grundheber

ETUC Forum for Employment, Luxembourg 20 November 1997 pp. 833-839

David Foden

A continent's fateful year: further along the path towards Europe or back to the nations? pp. 839-841

Petra Wolf

European transport workers move closer together: FST conference Luxembourg, 10-11 November 1997 pp. 841-845

Andreas Breitenfellner

The Future of Social Partnership pp. 846-848

Phil Wyatt

"Trade Union challenges into the 21st century - shaping the future of work", JTUC-RIALS 10th Anniversary Symposium pp. 848-851

Jürgen Hoffmann and Reiner Hoffmann

Volume 3, issue 3, 1997

Editorial pp. 461-461

Reiner Hoffmann, Jens Lind and Jeremy Waddington

Editorial pp. 462-462

Reiner Hoffmann, Jens Lind and Jeremy Waddington

Editorial pp. 463-463

Reiner Hoffmann, Jens Lind and Jeremy Waddington

European trade unionism in transition? a review of the issues pp. 464-497

Jeremy Waddington, Reiner Hoffmann and Jens Lind

Trade unions in crisis - a European renaissance ? pp. 498-514

Adelheid Hege

Trade unions and interest representation in the context of globalisation pp. 515-533

Richard Hyman

New union constituencies call for differentiated agendas and democratic participation pp. 534-550

Peter Leisink

Managerial strategies and trade unions in the company environment pp. 551-577

Ida Regalia

Trade Unionists and Politics: A Comparative Analysis pp. 578-597

Klaus Armingeon

Round table discussion on the future of trade unions pp. 598-605

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The Treaty of Amsterdam: a new approach to employment and social affairs ? pp. 607-620

Janine Goetschy and Philippe Pochet

New Labour and the trade unions pp. 622-628

Robert Taylor

Renault and the process towards the formulation of the ETUC legal demands pp. 629-631

Stefan Clauwaert

The modernisation debate viewed from a European angle pp. 632-638

Jan Cremers

Book review: Harry Coenen (ed.) (1995), De Vakbeweging na 2000, Uitgeverij Jan van Arkel, Utrecht, ISBN 90-6224-509-9, 216 pp. Jelle Visser (ed.) (1996), De Vakbeweging op de eeuwgrens. Vijf sociologische studies over de vakbeweging, Amsterdam University Press, Themanummer 1996 behorende bij Mens & Maatschappij, Jaargang 71, ISBN 90-5356-214-1, 143 pp pp. 650-652

Martin Hutsebaut

Book review: Locke, Richard; Kochan, Thomas; and Piore, Michael (eds.) Employment Relations in a Changing World Economy, Cambridge (USA): MIT-Press 1995, ISBN: 0-262-62098-7, 395 pages pp. 652-656

Thomas Murakami

Book review: Mesch, M. (ed.) Sozialpartnerschaft und Arbeitsbeziehungen in Europa, Vienna: Manz 1995, ISBN 3-214-06306-5 pp. 656-658

Reiner Hoffmann

The European Industrial Relations Observatory - a new resource for the social partners pp. 659-663

Mark Carley

The 2nd Congress of ETUC-TCL pp. 664-668

András Tóth

Fifth IIRA European Regional Industrial Relations Congress Dublin, 26 - 29 August 1997 pp. 669-670

Heikki Aintila

Volume 3, issue 2, 1997

EDITORIAL pp. 233-241

Mark Pillaway and András Tóth

Transformation processes and trade union configurations in Poland and Hungary pp. 242-269

Rainer Deppe and Melanie Talur

Trade unions, foreign direct investment and the restructuring of Polish state-owned enterprises pp. 270-290

Al Rainnie and Jane Hardy

Workers' attitudes in the Czech Republic: results of the IVVM (Institute for Public Opinion) survey two years on pp. 291-312

Ivan Fišera and Charlotte Kadavá

Trade unions in Romania pp. 313-327

Edzard Ockenga

The role of multi-employer collective agreements in regulating terms and conditions of employment in Hungary pp. 329-356

András Tóth

The problems of reconstituting a union in a reorganised state enterprise: an exploration of aspects of Hungary's shop floor industrial relations pp. 357-376

Mark Pittaway

Trade unions, industrial relations and the state in Russia pp. 377-389

Simon Clarke

Institutional transfer and the transformation of labour relations in east(ern) Germany: lessons for central and eastern Europe? pp. 390-408

Michael Fichler

The European Trade Union Confederation increases its membership in central and eastern Europe pp. 409-409

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Resolution on the enlargement of the European Union to include states in eastern and central Europe, adopted by the ETUC Executive Committee at its meeting on 5 and 6 June 1997 pp. 409-412

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The arguments for wealth formation as a component of collective bargaining pp. 412-417

Dr. Bernd Schütt

Social standards and global players pp. 418-420

Hans Georg Bach

The European dimension of social protection: towards ‘mainstreaming’? pp. 420-426

Alessandra Bosco

Ökonomische Transformation and gewerkschaftliche Politik: Umbruchprozesse in Palen und Ungarn auf Branchenbene pp. 427-429

Mark Pittaway

Industrial Transformation in Europe: Process and Contexts pp. 429-429

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Labour Relations & Political Change in Eastern Europe: a comparative perspective pp. 429-432

Carola Frege

Cinderella goes to market. Citizenship, gender and women's movements in East Central Europe pp. 432-432

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Gender politics and post-communism: Reflections from Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union pp. 432-435

Birgit Jentsch

Phare Social Dialogue programmes - some lessons from 18 months of experience - a structural reflection pp. 437-445

Renate Langewiesche

Towards an employment-promoting economic policy in Hungary pp. 445-452

Maarten Keune and Alena Nesporova

Volume 3, issue 1, 1997

Editorial pp. 5-7

Reiner Hoffmann and Berndt Keller

Editorial pp. 8-10

Reiner Hoffmann and Berndt Keller

Editorial pp. 11-13

Reiner Hoffmann and Berndt Keller

Delivering the goods - trade unions and public sector reform pp. 14-33

Brendan Martin

Multi-track approach to public-sector restructuring in Europe: impact on employment relations; role of the trade unions pp. 34-61

Søren Kaj Andersen, Jesper Due and Jørgen Steen Madsen

Public service pay reforms in European countries pp. 62-85

David Marsden

Europe says goodbye to "universal services" in telecommunications - and what comes next? pp. 86-97

Josef Esser

The role of the public services in building European citizenship pp. 98-118

Robert Villeneuve

Prospects for social dialogue in the public sector - European confederations, sectoral federations and forms of interest intermediation pp. 119-146

Berndt Keller and Fred Henneberger

Where are public service unions headed in Europe? pp. 147-162

Carola Fischbach-Pyttel

Terms of employment and industrial relations in the European Union institutions and bodies pp. 163-178

Otto Jacobi

Modernising the public services - an ÖTV manifesto pp. 180-191

Gewerkschaft Ötv

Public services and the European model of development from the viewpoint of the ETUC: conclusions of October 1995 meeting of Public Services ad hoc Group pp. 191-193

Peter Coldrick

European research and technology programmes: information and application deadlines pp. 193-200

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Call for applications pp. 200-201

Reiner Hoffmann

Book review: Christel Lane (1995): Industry and Society in Europe. Stability and Change in Britain, Germany and France, Aldershot/Brookfield pp. 203-204

Georg Weinmann

Book review: Elmar Altvater, Birgit Mahnkopf (1996): Grenzen der Globalisierung, Münster pp. 204-208

Jürgen Hoffmann

Conference: Model Germany - Model Europe. Problems and prospects of European industrial relations, Turin, 27-29 June 1996 pp. 210-213

Wieland Stützel

ETUC-ETUI Conference: European Works Councils and the Europeanisation of industrial relations", Brussels, 2-4 October 1996 pp. 213-215

Jean-Jacques Danis

16th DAG National Congress, Magdeburg, 14-18 October 1996 pp. 215-218

Gunter Lange

ETUC/ETUI Annual Conference: Social protection in Europe: facing up to changes and challenges, Brussels, 7-8 November 1996 pp. 218-225

Alessandra Bosco and Martin Hutsebaut