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Volume 19, issue 4, 2013

Editorial pp. 449-451

Jens Lind and Jeremy Waddington

Éditorial pp. 451-453

Jens Lind and Jeremy Waddington

Editorial pp. 453-456

Jens Lind and Jeremy Waddington

Atypical employment in Germany. Forms, development, patterns1 pp. 457-474

Berndt Keller and Hartmut Seifert

Labour market adjustments during the crisis: the role of working time arrangements1 pp. 475-487

Jean-Yves Boulin and Gilbert Cette

Trade union power during labour adjustments – comparison of company-level cases pp. 489-505

Jørgen Svalund and Heidi Kervinen

Trade union cooperation on statutory minimum wages? A study of European trade union positions1 pp. 507-520

Bengt Furåker and Kristina Lovén Seldén

Membership growth at a time of union decline pp. 521-538

Carl Parker and James Rees

What makes an effective European works council? Considerations based on three case studies pp. 539-551

Michael Gold and Chris Rees

European works councils between formal requirements and good practices: the potential for further development based on evidence from Portugal1 pp. 553-567

Hermes Augusto Costa

Two steps forward, one step back, or vice versa: the new legal framework of collective labour relations in Turkey1 pp. 569-579

Banu Uçkan

Social dialogue in the sports sector at EU level pp. 581-595

Jérémy Pierre and Sébastien Buisine

Book Review: Gekaufte Zeit – Die vertagte Krise des demokratischen Kapitalismus pp. 597-600

Otto Jacobi

Book Review: Capitalist Diversity on Europe’s Periphery pp. 600-602

Martin Myant

Volume 19, issue 3, 2013

Editorial pp. 291-295

Maria da Paz Campos Lima and Martin Kahanec

Editorial pp. 295-300

Maria da Paz Campos Lima and Martin Kahanec

Editorial pp. 300-304

Maria da Paz Campos Lima and Martin Kahanec

Youth unemployment in the period 2001–2010 and the European crisis – looking at the empirical evidence pp. 305-324

Hans Dietrich

Labour market transitions of young workers in Nordic and southern European countries: the role of flexicurity pp. 325-343

Per Madsen, Oscar Molina, Jesper Møller and Mariona Lozano

Youth voice(s) in EU countries and social movements in southern Europe pp. 345-364

Maria da Paz Campos Lima and Antonio Martín Artiles

Migration strategies of crisis-stricken youth in an enlarged European Union 1 pp. 365-380

Martin Kahanec and Brian Fabo

Union responses to young workers since the Great Recession in Ireland, the Netherlands and Sweden: are youth structures reorienting the union agenda? 1 pp. 381-397

Kurt Vandaele

Responses of trade union confederations to the youth employment crisis pp. 399-413

Torsten Geelan

Social partners’ negotiations on youth employment: common concerns, different solutions pp. 415-418

Margherita Bussi

Union Solidarity International pp. 419-424

Torsten Geelan

Let’s accept a smaller slice of a shrinking cake. The Irish Congress of Trade Unions and Irish public sector unions in crisis pp. 425-430

Roland Erne

Book Review: The Strange Non-Death of Neoliberalism pp. 431-433

Aidan Regan

Book Review: Le salaire, un enjeu pour l’euro-syndicalisme. Histoire de la coordination des négotiations collectives nationales pp. 433-435

Roland Erne

Book Review: Union Voices: Tactics and Tensions in UK Organizing pp. 435-436

Gregor Gall

Book Review: Understanding Labor and Employment Law in China pp. 437-438

Coralie Guedes

Book Review: Arbeitnehmerrechte weltweit stärken? Die Umsetzung der Internationalen Rahmenvereinbarungen in Mexiko pp. 438-440

Stefan Rüb

Book Review: Brain Drain and Brain Gain pp. 440-443

Hedva Sarfati

Book Review: Lebensqualität durch Zeitpolitik: Wie Zeitkonflikte gelöst werden können pp. 444-445

Peter Beier

Volume 19, issue 2, 2013

Ben Valkenburg: a tribute pp. 147-150

Leni Beukema and Frans Coenen

Editorial pp. 151-152

Vera Glassner

Editorial pp. 152-153

Vera Glassner

Editorial pp. 153-154

Vera Glassner

Central and eastern European industrial relations in the crisis: national divergence and path-dependent change pp. 155-169

Vera Glassner

The demise of social partnership or a balanced recovery? The crisis and collective bargaining in Slovakia pp. 171-183

Marta Kahancová

The impact of the economic crisis on collective bargaining in the Czech Republic pp. 185-194

Martin Myant

Between consolidation and crisis: divergent pressures and sectoral trends in Poland pp. 195-204

Guglielmo Meardi and Vera Trappmann

Between polarization and statism – effects of the crisis on collective bargaining processes and outcomes in Hungary pp. 205-215

Imre Szabó

The impact of socio-economic shocks on social dialogue in Slovenia pp. 217-226

Miroslav Stanojević and Matej KlariÄ

Romania pp. 227-237

Aurora Trif

Social dialogue revival or ‘PR corporatism’? Negotiating anti-crisis measures in Poland and Bulgaria1 pp. 239-251

Magdalena Bernaciak

Negotiated responses to the crisis in the Baltic countries pp. 253-266

Epp Kallaste and Charles Woolfson

Precarious work in the retail sector in Estonia, Poland and Slovenia: trade union responses in a time of economic crisis pp. 267-278

Adam Mrozowicki, Triin Roosalu and Tatiana Bajuk SenÄ Ar

Book Review: One Company, Diverse Workplaces: the Social Construction of Employment Practices in Western and Eastern Europe pp. 279-280

Phil Almond

Conference on ‘Fundamental Social Rights in the European Multilevel Governance System’, 12 October 2012, Trier, Germany pp. 281-284

Kenan Ertunc

Manifesto pp. 285-287

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Volume 19, issue 1, 2013

Editorial pp. 3-9

Christophe Degryse, Maria Jepsen and Philippe Pochet

Editorial pp. 9-16

Christophe Degryse, Maria Jepsen and Philippe Pochet

Editorial pp. 16-22

Christophe Degryse, Maria Jepsen and Philippe Pochet

The building of economic governance in the European Union pp. 23-35

Amy Verdun

Monetary integration in crisis: how well do existing theories explain the predicament of EMU? pp. 37-48

Waltraud Schelkle

Are better defined rules enough? An assessment of the post-crisis reforms of the governance of EMU pp. 49-62

Iain Begg

Macroeconomic imbalances and competitiveness in the euro area pp. 63-87

Stefan Collignon

The missing link. Labour unions, central banks and monetary integration in Europe1 pp. 89-101

Bob Hancké

Monetary union and the stakes for democracy and social policy pp. 103-116

Philippe Pochet and Christophe Degryse

Conclusions pp. 117-120

Maria Jepsen

The crisis and national labour law reforms – a mapping exercise pp. 121-124

Stefan Clauwaert and Isabelle Schömann

Greece 2010–2012 pp. 125-127

Eftychia Achtsioglou

Dutch trade union confederation in crisis pp. 129-132

Paul de Beer

Book Review: The political economy of work security and flexibility: Italy in comparative perspective pp. 133-134

Janine Leschke

Book Review: Women on Corporate Boards and in Top Management. European Trends and Policy pp. 135-137

Aline Conchon

Book Review: The Lisbon Treaty and Social Europe pp. 138-140

Giulia Frosecchi

Book Review: Better Jobs for a Better Economy – World of Work Report 2012 pp. 140-143

Hedva Sarfati