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Volume 22, issue 4, 2016

EDITORIAL pp. 433-435

Roberto Pedersini

Éditorial pp. 436-439

Roberto Pedersini

Editorial pp. 440-443

Roberto Pedersini

Coordinated wage setting and social partnership under EMU. A framework for analysis and results from Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands pp. 445-460

Ivan F Dumka

Political exchange, crisis of representation and trade union strategies in a time of austerity pp. 461-474

Sofía Pérez de Guzmán, Beltrán Roca and Iban Diaz-Parra

Soft procedures for hard impacts pp. 475-490

Emmanuelle Perin and Evelyne Léonard

When do European Works Councils become useful to employees? Lessons learned from the Alstom / Switzerland case pp. 491-504

Patrick Ziltener and Heinz Gabathuler

Polish trade unions and social dumping debates pp. 505-519

Magdalena Bernaciak

Interventionism as a union strategy? The strategies of the Norwegian Nurses Organisation in relation to temporary agency work pp. 521-534

Ann Cecilie Bergene and Cathrine Egeland

Book Review: International & Comparative Employment Relations pp. 535-537

Jens Lind

Book Review: Regulating Transnational Labour in Europe: The quandaries of multilevel governance pp. 537-540

Isabelle Schömann

Book Review: Closed Frontiers. Why German multinationals don’t utilise the European Works Council Directive pp. 540-542

Stan De Spiegelaere

Volume 22, issue 3, 2016

EDITORIAL pp. 273-273

Heiner Dribbusch and Kurt Vandaele

ÉDITORIAL pp. 274-274

Heiner Dribbusch and Kurt Vandaele

EDITORIAL pp. 275-275

Heiner Dribbusch and Kurt Vandaele

Interpreting strike activity in western Europe in the past 20 years: the labour repertoire under pressure pp. 277-294

Kurt Vandaele

Participants in trade union-staged demonstrations: a cross-country comparison pp. 295-313

Massimiliano Andretta, Lorenzo Bosi and Donatella della Porta

The use of new ICTs in trade union protests – five European cases pp. 315-329

Raquel Rego, Wim Sprenger, Vassil Kirov, Greg Thomson and Daniele Di Nunzio

Gendered division of trade union protests? Strategies, activities and outcomes of union activity among miners and nurses in Poland pp. 331-345

Julia Kubisa

Organizing through conflict: exploring the relationship between strikes and union membership in Germany pp. 347-365

Heiner Dribbusch

Strikes in the public sector in Denmark – assessing the economic gains and losses of collective action pp. 367-382

Steen Scheuer, Flemming Ibsen and Laust Høgedahl

Trade union strategies to enhance strike effectiveness in Italy and Spain pp. 383-399

Oscar Molina and Oriol Barranco

The ILO’s Employers’ Group and the right to strike pp. 401-404

Claire La Hovary

The right to collective action (including strike) from the perspective of the European Social Charter of the Council of Europe pp. 405-411

Stefan Clauwaert

Comparing official strike data in Europe – dealing with varieties of strike recording pp. 413-418

Heiner Dribbusch and Kurt Vandaele

The renaissance of strikes in Switzerland pp. 419-423

Andreas Rieger

Book Review: The right to strike. A comparative overview pp. 425-427

Filip Dorssemont

Book Review: The Evolution of Intermediary Institutions in Europe. From Corporatism to Governance pp. 427-429

Anne Guisset

Volume 22, issue 2, 2016

EDITORIAL pp. 143-144

Bettina Wagner and Anke Hassel

ÉDITORIAL pp. 145-146

Bettina Wagner and Anke Hassel

EDITORIAL pp. 147-148

Bettina Wagner and Anke Hassel

Economic freedoms and labour standards in the European Union pp. 149-162

Jan Cremers

Posting, subcontracting and low-wage employment in the German meat industry pp. 163-178

Bettina Wagner and Anke Hassel

Temporary agency work, migration and the crisis in Greece: labour market segmentation intensified pp. 179-192

Thanos Maroukis

Restricted rights: obstacles in enforcing the labour rights of mobile EU workers in the German and Dutch construction sector pp. 193-206

Ines Wagner and Lisa Berntsen

Poland in the migration chain: causes and consequences pp. 207-218

Michał Polakowski and Dorota Szelewa

From labour migration to labour mobility? The return of the multinational worker in Europe pp. 219-231

Rutvica Andrijasevic and Devi Sacchetto

Interview with Luca Visentini, ETUC General Secretary, 3 February 2016 pp. 249-253

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Book Review: New Labour Policy, Industrial Relations and Trade Unions pp. 255-257

Edmund Heery

Book Review: Deconstructing Flexicurity and Developing Alternative Approaches: Towards New Concepts and Approaches for Employment and Social Policy pp. 257-260

Luigi Burroni

Book Review: Labour Markets, Institutions and Inequality – Building Just Societies in the 21st Century pp. 260-263

Hedva Sarfati

Conference report on the Workshop ‘Socio-Economic Governance in the EU since the Crisis: The European Semester in Theory and Practice’ pp. 265-269

Nina Büttgen

Volume 22, issue 1, 2016

Editorial pp. 3-5

Jens Lind

Éditorial pp. 5-7

Jens Lind

Editorial pp. 7-10

Jens Lind

The very idea of democracy at work pp. 11-24

Richard Hyman

Citizenship at work. A guiding principle for social and trade union policy pp. 25-44

Ulrich Mückenberger

Formation, development and current state of industrial democracy in Germany pp. 45-62

Walther Müller-Jentsch

Negotiated versus adversarial patterns of social democracy: a comparison between the Netherlands and France pp. 63-80

Antoine Bevort

Employee participation and involvement: the Italian case and trade union issues pp. 81-99

Salvo Leonardi

The Portuguese labour movement and industrial democracy: from workplace revolution to a precarious quest for economic justice pp. 101-119

Alan Stoleroff

The Swedish wage-earner funds and economic democracy: is there anything to be learned from them? pp. 121-132

Bengt Furåker

Book Review: European Social Models From Crisis to Crisis: Employment and Inequality in the Era of Monetary Integration pp. 133-135

Caroline de la Porte

Book Review: Inequality: what can be done? pp. 135-136

David Hollanders

Self-confident and forward-looking pp. 137-138

Otto Jacobi