Transfer: European Review of Labour and Research

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Volume 21, issue 4, 2015

Editorial pp. 391-392

Maarten Keune

Éditorial pp. 393-394

Maarten Keune

Editorial pp. 395-397

Maarten Keune

Stepping up to strike: a union mobilization case study of Polish migrant workers in the Netherlands pp. 399-412

Lisa Berntsen

When the strike encounters the sans papiers movement: the discovery of a workers’ repertoire of actions for irregular migrant protest in France pp. 413-428

Marcus Kahmann

European wage-setting mechanisms under pressure: negotiated and unilateral change and the EU’s economic governance regime pp. 429-450

Paul Marginson and Christian Welz

‘Are you a union member?’ Determinants and trends of subjective union membership in Italian society (1972–2013) pp. 451-469

Lorenzo Frangi and Mauro Barisione

Youth structures in six European trade union federations: a short overview pp. 471-476

Kurt Vandaele

The effects of the EU’s assault on collective bargaining: less governance capacity and more inequality pp. 477-483

Maarten Keune

Book Review: Women and Austerity: The Economic Crisis and the Future for Gender Equality pp. 485-487

Agnieszka Piasna

Book Review: The Right and the Welfare State pp. 487-490

Hedva Sarfati

Book Review: The Contradictions of Austerity. The Socio-Economic Costs of the Neoliberal Baltic Model pp. 490-492

Jens Arnholtz

Volume 21, issue 3, 2015

Editorial pp. 263-264

Béla Greskovits and Marta Kahancová

Éditorial pp. 265-266

Béla Greskovits and Marta Kahancová

Editorial pp. 267-268

Béla Greskovits and Marta Kahancová

Ten years of enlargement and the forces of labour in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 269-284

Béla Greskovits

Convergence and divergence – 10 years since EU enlargement pp. 285-311

Heribert Kohl

Trade unions and austerity in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 313-326

Mihai Varga

Labour’s legal resources after 2004 pp. 327-341

Jan Drahokoupil and Martin Myant

Central and Eastern European trade unions after the EU enlargement pp. 343-357

Marta Kahancová

Labour market impacts of post-enlargement migration on hosts and stayers in EU labour markets pp. 359-372

Martin Kahanec

All roads lead to decentralization? Collective bargaining trends and prospects in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 373-381

Magdalena Bernaciak

Book Review: Which policy for Europe? Power and Conflict inside the European Commission pp. 383-385

Philippe Pochet

Book Review: The Youth Experience Gap. Explaining National Differences in the School-to-Work Transition pp. 385-386

Hans Dietrich

Volume 21, issue 2, 2015

Editorial pp. 127-127

Roland Erne, Andreas Bieler, Darragh Golden, Idar Helle, Knut Kjeldstadli, Tiago Matos and Sabina Stan

Éditorial pp. 128-128

Roland Erne, Andreas Bieler, Darragh Golden, Idar Helle, Knut Kjeldstadli, Tiago Matos and Sabina Stan

Editorial pp. 129-129

Roland Erne, Andreas Bieler, Darragh Golden, Idar Helle, Knut Kjeldstadli, Tiago Matos and Sabina Stan

European collective action in times of crisis pp. 131-139

Sabina Stan, Idar Helle and Roland Erne

The trade union response to the European economic governance regime. Transnational mobilization and wage coordination pp. 141-156

Anne Dufresne

Acting in different worlds. Challenges to transnational trade union cooperation in the eurozone crisis pp. 157-170

Steffen Lehndorff

Where is the European general strike? Understanding the challenges of trans-European trade union action against austerity pp. 171-185

Heiner Dribbusch

Explaining ‘varieties of solidarity’: labour mobility and trade unions in an enlarged Europe pp. 187-200

Jane Hardy

EU posted work and transnational action in the German meat industry pp. 201-213

Ines Wagner

Workers’ transnational networks in times of austerity pp. 215-228

Markos Vogiatzoglou

A new proletariat in the making? Reflections on the 14 November 2012 strike and the movements of 1968 and 1995 pp. 229-242

Idar Helle

New European Commission, new start? pp. 243-245

Maria Jepsen

Adjusting the Danish industrial relations system after Laval: recalibration rather than erosion pp. 247-251

Bjarke Refslund

Book Review: Understanding European Movements: New Social Movements, Global Justice Struggles, Anti-Austerity Protest pp. 252-254

Maria da Paz Campos Lima

Book Review: The Transnationalisation of Collective Bargaining: Approaches of European Trade Unions pp. 254-257

Paul Marginson

Book Review: Economics of the 1%: How Mainstream Economics Serves the Rich, Obscures Reality and Distorts Policy pp. 257-260

Hedva Sarfati

Volume 21, issue 1, 2015

Editorial pp. 3-4

Steve Jefferys

Éditorial pp. 5-6

Steve Jefferys

Editorial pp. 7-8

Steve Jefferys

The context to challenging discrimination against ethnic minorities and migrant workers at work pp. 9-22

Steve Jefferys

Their own stories – how Polish construction workers posted to Sweden experience their job situation, or resistance versus life projects pp. 23-36

Christer Thörnqvist and Sebastian Bernhardsson

Roma berry pickers in Sweden pp. 37-50

Nedžad Mešić and Charles Woolfson

Outsourced racism in Italy pp. 51-63

Rossana Cillo and Fabio Perocco

Stop-go policies of governments and employers pp. 65-80

Virginie Bussat and Dagmar Soleymani

Still no problem here? Responses to anti-discrimination legislation among trade unions in EU countries pp. 81-98

John Wrench

Hard times for trade union anti-racism workplace strategies pp. 99-113

Nouria Ouali and Steve Jefferys

Book Review: After Civil Rights: Racial Realism in the New American Workplace pp. 115-118

Nigel Carter

Book Review: Racism, Class and the Racialized Outsider pp. 119-121

Nina Sahraoui

Book Review: Islamophobie. Comment les élites françaises fabriquent le « problème musulman » pp. 121-124

Adelina Miranda