Transfer: European Review of Labour and Research

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  Año 2006, Vol. 12, Número 4

  • Relocation: concepts, facts and policy challenges

    Béla Galgóczi, Maarten Keune, Andrew Watt

    • Resumen

    págs. 499-520

    

  • FDI patterns and trends in central and eastern Europe with particular regard to the new Member states

    Gábor Hunya, Béla Galgóczi

    • Resumen

    págs. 521-537

    

  • The rise of China as an economic power: what impact on the EU economy and labour markets?

    Andrew Watt

    • Resumen

    págs. 539-562

    

  • Strike action to save the life of a plant is followed by its "honourable death": the conflict at AEG in Nuremberg

    Ingrid Artus

    • Resumen

    págs. 563-575

    

  • Laboratories of the new Europe: trade unions, employee interest representation and participation in foreign investment enterprises in central and eastern Europe

    Eckhard Voss

    • Resumen

    págs. 577-591

    

  • The competitiveness and diverse performance of national economies

    Pascal Petit

    • Resumen

    págs. 593-607

    

  • The relevance of the exit option: the challenge for European trade unions of post-Fordism, internationalisation of the economy and financial market capitalism

    Jürgen Hoffmann

    • Resumen

    págs. 609-620

    

  • The MOOS Project: a response from trade unions to offshore outsourcing

    Monique Ramioul, Tom De Bruyn

    págs. 621-625

    

  • The European Globalisation adjustment Fund - a European-level measure to deal with relocation?

    Andrew Watt

    págs. 625-630

    

  • Can industrial policy be part of the response to the challenges of relocation?

    Erik Adolfsson

    págs. 630-636

    

  • An EU framework for transnational collective bargaining: an opportunity for European trade unions?

    Maarten Keune, Wiebke Warneck

    págs. 637-641

    

  • The ETUC strategy on public services

    Wolfgang Kowalsky

    págs. 641-643

    

  • EESC opinion on European works councils - Breathing new life into revision of the EWC Directive 94/45?

    Romuald Jagodzinski

    págs. 644-645

    

  • A report from the homeland of the Ghent system: the relationship between unemployment and trade union membership in Belgium

    Kurt Vandaele

    págs. 647-657

    

  • Hermann Kotthoff: Lehrjahre des Eusopäischen Betriebsrats. Zehn Jahre transnationale Arbeitnehmervertretung [The European works council's apprentice years. Ten years of transnational workers' representation]

    Holm-Detlev Köhler

    págs. 659-661

    

  • End of the Ice Age?: On relations between the trade unions and the SPD

    Otto Jacobi

    pág. 663

    

  • Summer course on European private and labour law at the Academy of European Law (Europäischen Rechtsakademie - ERA) in Trier

    Johannes Heuschmid

    pág. 664

    

  • Co-determination and Europe: Annual meeting of GIRA (German Industrial Relations Association), Düsseldorf, 12-13 October 2006

    Otto Jacobi

    págs. 667-668

    

  • Transfer celebrates its 12th anniversary with a conference on the future of the European Social Model and the role of trade unions: Brussels, 5 October 2006

    Hedva Sarfati

    págs. 669-679