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Volume 17, issue 4, 2011

Editorial pp. 443-451

Bela Greskovits and Jens Lind

Crisis, economic uncertainty and union members' attitudes towards immigration in Europe pp. 453-469

Antonio Martín Artiles and Oscar Molina

Why do workers leave unions? Group differences between workers in CCOO-Catalonia pp. 471-484

Pere Jódar, Ramon Alós and Sergi Vidal

The militancy of nurses and union renewal pp. 485-499

Linda Briskin

Social dialogue in the hospital sector at EU level pp. 501-513

Jane Lethbridge

Finnish incomes policy as corporatist political exchange: development of social capital and the social wage pp. 515-531

Jaakko Kiander, Pekka Sauramo and Hannu Tanninen

Life-course schemes and employability – The Netherlands, Germany and Belgium compared pp. 533-546

Rien Huiskamp and Kees Vos

Company-level flexicurity during the restructuring process: a model pp. 547-562

Alexis Rydell and Rune Wigblad

Greek unions' preferences: measuring trends in the field. An exploratory note on the period 2008–2009 pp. 563-576

Nick Drydakis

The Finnish Supreme Court recognizes the impact of European Court of Human Rights case-law on national strike law pp. 577-580

Niklas Bruun and Jari Hellsten

The 189th ILO Convention: a new era for domestic workers? pp. 581-584

Guido Boni

Book Review: Power in Coalition: Strategies for Strong Unions and Social Change pp. 585-587

Ian Greenwood

Book Review: In Search of Cheap Labour in Europe. Working and Living Conditions of Posted Workers pp. 587-589

Guglielmo Meardi

Book Review: European Works Councils. A Transnational Industrial Relations Institution in the Making pp. 589-591

Valeria Pulignano

Book Review: Regulation of Fixed-Term Employment Contracts. A Comparative Overview pp. 592-594

Guido Boni

4th Congress of the European Metalworkers' Federation (EMF) 9–10 June 2011 in Duisburg, Germany pp. 595-599

Torsten Müller

Volume 17, issue 3, 2011

Franz Traxler †(21.11.1951 — 22.01.2010) pp. 287-290

Colin Crouch

Editorial pp. 291-302

Jon Erik Dølvik, Jens Lind and Jeremy Waddington

Collective bargaining in a time of crisis: developments in the private sector in Europe pp. 303-322

Vera Glassner, Maarten Keune and Paul Marginson

Bargaining in the crisis - a comparison of the 2010 collective bargaining round in the Danish and Swedish manufacturing sectors pp. 323-339

Christian Lyhne Ibsen, Søren Kaj Andersen, Jesper Due and Jørgen Steen Madsen

Before the crisis, in the crisis, and beyond: the upheaval of collective bargaining in Germany pp. 341-354

Steffen Lehndorff

Company-level collective agreements during the 2008-2010 crisis: four cases from Germany pp. 355-370

Stefan Zagelmeyer

It must have been love... but it’s over now: the crisis and collapse of social partnership in Ireland pp. 371-385

Michael Doherty

Crisis and trade union challenges in Portugal and Spain: between general strikes and social pacts pp. 387-402

Maria da Paz Campos Lima and Antonio Martín Artiles

Anti-union ideology or something more: the attack on collective bargaining in the USA pp. 403-407

Lee Adler, Otto Jacobi and Lowell Turner

More of the same, but faster? - The financial crisis and the representation of employee interests in the Baltic States pp. 409-414

Monika Gonser

Post-EMU Slovenia: the decline of social dialogue? pp. 415-420

Miroslav Stanojević

Book Review pp. 421-424

Guido Boni

Book Review: Alain Supiot L’esprit de Philadelphie. La justice sociale face au marché total, Éditions du Seuil: Paris, 2010; 179 pp.: 9782020991032 pp. 424-428

Ulrich Mückenberger

Book Review: OECD OECD Employment Outlook - Moving beyond the jobs crisis, OECD: Paris, 2010; 305 pp.: 9789264084681 (print); 978926408614 (PDF) pp. 428-432

Hedva Sarfati

Report on the Brussels Tax Forum, 2011 pp. 433-439

Kevin P O'Kelly

Volume 17, issue 2, 2011

Editorial (Enlgish) pp. 135-137

Torsten Müller and Kevin P O'Kelly

Editorial (French) pp. 138-141

Torsten Müller and Kevin P O'Kelly

Editorial (German) pp. 141-144

Torsten Müller and Kevin P O'Kelly

Has European sectoral social dialogue improved since the establishment of SSDCs in 1998? pp. 145-158

Christophe Degryse and Philippe Pochet

European sectoral social dialogue and national social partners pp. 159-168

Emmanuelle Perin and Evelyne Léonard

2011: 20 years of European interprofessional social dialogue: achievements and prospects pp. 169-179

Stefan Clauwaert

The potential of employee involvement in the SE to foster the Europeanization of labour relations pp. 181-191

Michael Stollt and Norbert Kluge

The European Company (SE) Statute: up against increasing competition? pp. 193-201

Robbert van het Kaar

EWCs after 15 years — success or failure? pp. 203-216

Romuald Jagodziński

European collective agreements at company level and the relationship between EWCs and trade unions — lessons from the metal sector pp. 217-228

Torsten Müller, Hans-Wolfgang Platzer and Stefan Rüb

Information and consultation arrangements: results from a transnational study pp. 229-237

Ekaterina Ribarova

EU integration and EU initiatives on employee participation and social dialogue pp. 239-249

Isabelle Schömann

Industrial relations at FIAT: Dr Marchionne’s class war pp. 251-254

Domenico Mario Nuti

Economic governance in Europe in the wake of the crisis: reform proposals and their alternatives pp. 255-261

Andrew Watt

Irish National Workplace Survey, 2009. National Centre for Partnership and Performance (NCPP) pp. 263-267

Kevin P O'Kelly

Are you being served? The consultation procedure on the functioning of the European Company Statute pp. 269-274

Jan Cremers

Book Review: International Institute for Labour Studies - ILO pp. 275-278

Hedva Sarfati

Strengthening Workers’ Involvement in Multinational Companies. EMF — EMCEF — ETUF: TCL Joint Conference, 2—3 February 2011 pp. 279-282

Undine Memmler

Volume 17, issue 1, 2011

Editorial (English) pp. 3-6

Larry Beeferman, Maria Jepsen and Sigurt Vitols

Editorial (French) pp. 6-10

Larry Beeferman, Maria Jepsen and Sigurt Vitols

Editorial (German) pp. 10-14

Larry Beeferman, Maria Jepsen and Sigurt Vitols

Taming pension fund capitalism in Europe: collective and state regulation in times of crisis pp. 15-28

Bernhard Ebbinghaus and Tobias Wiß

European pension funds and socially responsible investment pp. 29-41

Sigurt Vitols

Capital stewardship in the United States: worker voice and the union role in the management of pension fund assets pp. 43-57

Larry W Beeferman

The stewardship of European workers’ capital in times of crisis pp. 59-73

Pierre Habbard

Employee value 2.0 pp. 75-80

Ieke van den Burg

On being a union-nominated pension fund trustee pp. 81-82

Herman Santos

Mainstream and responsible - a mission possible for investors. A practitioner’s report from KLP pp. 83-89

Heidi Finskas

Recent labour unrest in China pp. 91-93

Jan Larsen

CSR reporting in multinational energy companies pp. 95-99

Krystyna Bakhtina and Jan Willem Goudriaan

The Green Paper on pensions: technocratic exercise or redesigning the European social model? pp. 101-105

Maria Jepsen

Challenges of old-age insurance with regard to career breaks and atypical employment pp. 107-112

Janine Leschke

Pension reforms and the crisis pp. 113-118

Maria da Paz Campos Lima, Jean-Yves Boulin, Kevin P O'Kelly, Antonio Martin Artiles and Alena Zemplinerova

Book Review: Tzehainesh Teklè (ed.) Labour Law and Worker Protection in Developing Countries, Hart Publishing: Oxford, 2010; International Labour Office: Geneva, 2010; xxxvi + 301 pp.: 9789221228578 Ludger Pries Erwerbsregulierung in einer globalisierten Welt, Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften: Wiesbaden, 2010; 300 pp.: 9783531160351 pp. 119-124

Ulrich Mückenberger

Book Review: Simon Johnson and James Kwak 13 Bankers. The Wall Street Takeover and the next Financial Meltdown, Pantheon Books: New York, 2010; 9780307379054, US$26.95 (hbk) pp. 124-126

Andrew Watt

Industrial Democracy, Partnership and Decent Work in Response to the Global Financial Crisis - 7th Asian Congress of the International Labour and Employment Relations Association, 20-23 September 2010 pp. 127-129

Stéphane Le Queux