Transfer: European Review of Labour and Research

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Volume 18, issue 4, 2012

Editorial pp. 371-373

Jean-Yves Boulin and Torsten Müller

Editorial pp. 374-377

Jean-Yves Boulin and Torsten Müller

Editorial pp. 377-380

Jean-Yves Boulin and Torsten Müller

Is the Danish model still a sacred cow? Danish trade unions and European integration pp. 381-395

Herman Knudsen and Jens Lind

From Europe as a model to Europe as austerity pp. 397-410

Hermes Augusto Costa

The management of change. Local union responses to company-level restructuring in France and Ireland – a study between and within countries pp. 411-427

Valeria Pulignano and Paul Stewart

French multinational companies, new state regulations and changes in the employment relationship during the crisis pp. 429-446

Violaine Delteil and Patrick Dieuaide

Europeanization through ‘procedures and practices’? The implementation of the telework and work-related stress agreements in the UK and Denmark pp. 447-460

Thomas Prosser

A case study of temporary work agencies in the Norwegian construction sector pp. 461-470

Anne Mette Ødegård, Øyvind Berge and Kristin Alsos

Is there a paradox of lower job satisfaction among trade union members? European evidence pp. 471-489

Chiara Paola Donegani and Stephen McKay

The two-tier management system for joint-stock companies under Italian law pp. 491-495

Andrea Scafidi and Leonardo Scimmi

The ‘Volkswagen Law’ – guarantor of extended co-determination rights and international trade union solidarity pp. 497-501

Dr Frederic Speidel

Book Review: Regulating Corporate Governance in the EU – Towards a Marketization of Corporate Control pp. 503-504

Jan Cremers

Book Review: Nove su Dieci pp. 505-507

Margherita Bussi

Book Review: Making globalization socially sustainable pp. 507-510

Hedva Sarfati

Founding Congress of industriAll – European Trade Union, 16 May 2012, Brussels pp. 511-514

Torsten Müller

Volume 18, issue 3, 2012

EDITORIAL pp. 243-253

Silke Bothfeld, Hochschule Bremen, Janine Leschke, Silke Bothfeld, Hochschule Bremen, Janine Leschke, Silke Bothfeld, Hochschule Bremen and Janine Leschke

EU facing the crisis: social and employment policies in times of tight budgets pp. 255-271

Hans-Jürgen Bieling

Paradigms in EU social policy: a critical account of Europe 2020 pp. 273-284

Mary Daly

EU social policy and the governance architecture of Europe 2020 pp. 285-300

Kenneth A Armstrong

Young people and the post-recession labour market in the context of Europe 2020 pp. 301-317

Heejung Chung, Sonja Bekker and Hester Houwing

The European social dimension in pension policy pp. 319-335

Michaela Willert

‘More and better jobs’: is quality of work still an issue – and was it ever? pp. 337-353

Silke Bothfeld and Janine Leschke

The White Paper on pensions: a critical reading pp. 355-358

David Natali

Book Review: Social Failures of EU Enlargement. A Case of Workers Voting with their Feet pp. 359-361

Magdalena Bernaciak

Book Review: Dictionnaire du travail pp. 361-363

Aline Conchon

Book Review: Das Paradox der Arbeitgeberverbände – Von der Schwierigkeit, durchsetzungsstarke Unternehmensinteressen kollektiv zu vertreten pp. 364-365

Jan Cremers

Volume 18, issue 2, 2012

EDITORIAL pp. 111-128

Pietro Causarano, Gian Primo Cella, Pietro Causarano, Gian Primo Cella, Pietro Causarano and Gian Primo Cella

The rise and fall of industrial unionism pp. 129-141

Jelle Visser

Labour and trade union cultures: the idiosyncratic experience of the European dockworkers in the 19th to the 21st centuries pp. 143-155

Michel Pigenet

Teachers and trade unions: between corporate tradition, professional associations and collective representation pp. 157-170

Pietro Causarano

The representation of non-standard workers. Theory and culture of collective bargaining1 pp. 171-184

Gian Primo Cella

Gender politics in trade unions. The representation of women between exclusion and inclusion pp. 185-199

Sue Ledwith

Unions and migrant workers: strategic challenges in Britain pp. 201-212

Phil James and Joanna Karmowska

Swords of justice in an age of retrenchment? The role of trade unions in welfare provision1 pp. 213-224

Alison Johnston, Andreas Kornelakis and Costanza Rodriguez d’Acri

Interview of Bernadette Segol: ‘The European Union is not an exercise in applied economics’ pp. 225-228

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Wage cuts in the Portuguese public sector: the negative effects of a court decision on labour relations pp. 229-231

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Book Review: Shop Class as Soul Craft. An Inquiry into the Value of Work pp. 233-235

Jean-Yves Boulin

Book Review: China’s Labor Question pp. 235-238

Hedva Sarfati

Book Review: Decent Capitalism – A blueprint for reforming our economies pp. 238-240

Hedva Sarfati

Volume 18, issue 1, 2012

EDITORIAL pp. 3-8

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Individual working lives and collective action. An introduction to capability for work and capability for voice pp. 9-18

Jean-Michel Bonvin

Collective responsibility in the workplace from a capability perspective pp. 19-30

Bénédicte Zimmermann

Unemployment, intervention and capabilities. A comparative study of Germany and Spain pp. 31-44

Peter Bartelheimer, Joan Miquel Verd, René Lehweß-Litzmann, Martí López-Andreu and Tanja Schmidt

Work-life balance in a capability perspective: an Italian case study of ‘flexible couples’ pp. 45-54

Valeria Pandolfini

Decoding the European dynamic employment security indicator through the lens of the capability approach. A comparison of the United Kingdom and Sweden pp. 55-67

Josiane Vero, Jean-Michel Bonvin, Marion Lambert and Eric Moachon

Flexible employment, poverty and the household pp. 69-81

René Lehweß-Litzmann

Individual working lives through the lens of the capability approach: evaluation of policies and items for debate pp. 83-89

Emanuela Abbatecola, Florence Lefresne, Joan Miquel Verd and Josiane Vero

When ideas circulate. A walk across disciplines and different uses of the ‘capability approach’ pp. 91-95

Margherita Bussi and Stephan Dahmen

Further episodes in the Italian industrial relations saga: the Multi-sectoral agreement on collective representatives and Article 8 of D.L. 138/2011 pp. 97-100

Silvia Borelli

Book Review: The Role of Collective Bargaining in the Global Economy. Negotiating for Social Justice pp. 101-103

Vera Glassner

Book Review: Solidarität über Grenzen – Gewerkschaften vor neuer Standortkonkurrenz pp. 104-106

Torsten Müller