Transfer: European Review of Labour and Research

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  Año 2009, Vol. 15, Número 3-4

  • Special feature. Priorities for the new European Parliament and new Commission

    • Handling the challenges

      John Monks

      págs. 365-369

      

    • Making EU economic governance relevant - seven priorities

      Iain Begg

      págs. 371-375

      

    • What new instruments are required to measure how well our societies are performing?

      Dominique Méda

      págs. 377-381

      

    • From growth and competitiveness to social and sustainable development - Social NGOs' perspective on EU priorities for 2010-2020

      Roshan Di Puppo

      págs. 383-387

      

  • Special feature. Prospects for European industrial relations and trade unions

    • Prospects for European industrial relations and trade unions in the midst of modernisation, Europeanisation and globalisation

      Jürgen Hoffmann, Reiner Hoffmann

      págs. 389-417

      

  • Main articles

    • The World Bank's Doing Business Report: A last fling for the Washington Consensus?

      Peter Bakvis

      • Resumen

      págs. 419-438

      

    • The focus of the new trade union. Opinions of members and non-members regarding social differences and trade union priorities in the Netherlands

      Marc van der Meer, Roos van Os van den Abeelen, Jelle Visser

      • Resumen

      págs. 439-460

      

    • Trade union representation of contingent workers in further education in the UK and Austria

      Susanne Pernicka

      • Resumen

      págs. 461-480

      

    • The Swedish Ghent system and trade unions under pressure

      Anders Kjellberg

      • Resumen

      págs. 481-504

      

    • European and international framework agreements: new tools of transnational industrial relations

      Volker Telljohann, Isabel da Costa, Torsten Müller, Udo Rehfeldt, Reingard Zimmer

      • Resumen

      págs. 505-525

      

    • Decent work: indexing European working conditions and imposing workplace tax

      Andranik Tangian

      • Resumen

      págs. 527-556

      

    • Local flexicurity: resolving the conflict between direct and representative participation

      Inger Marie Hagen, Sissel Charlotte Trygstad

      • Resumen

      págs. 557-577

      

  • News and Background

    • Obama and the US labour movement

      Richard W. Hurd

      págs. 579-586

      

    • A democratic deficit -one of the EU's strengths? The German Constitutional Court's judgment on the Lisbon Treaty

      Ulrich Mückenberger

      págs. 586-588

      

    • The Ghent system, temporary unemployment and the Belgian trade unions since the economic downturn

      Kurt Vandaele

      págs. 589-596

      

    • Three pillars of flexicurity: the case of the Czech Republic

      Pavel Janicko, Pavel Sirucek

      págs. 596-603

      

    • New court practice concerning workers' participation

      Niklas Bruun

      págs. 604-605

      

  • Book reviews

    • Bruno Palier and Claude Martin (eds.) Reforming the Bismarckian Welfare Systems: Oxford: Blackwell Publishing, 2008

      Karen Anderson

      págs. 607-610

      

    • Ruud Muffels (ed.) Flexibility and Employment Security in Europe - Labour Markets in Transition: Cheltenham, UK and Northampton, MA, USA: Edward Elgar, 2008, hardback

      Günter Schmid

      págs. 610-613

      

    • Sandrine Cazes and Alena Nesporova Flexicurity, a relevant approach in Central and Eastern Europe: Geneva: ILO, 2007

      Ben Valkenburg

      págs. 614-615

      

    • Martin Upchurch, Graham Taylor and Andrew Mathers The Crisis of Social Democratic Trade Unionism in Western Europe: The Search for Alternatives: Farnham: Ashgate, 2009, xvii + 226 pages

      Richard Hyman

      págs. 615-618

      

    • andra Kröger Soft Governance in Hard Politics European Coordination of Anti-Poverty Policies in France and Germany Kluwer Law International, 2008, 278 pages. ISBN: 9789041127648, 100 and Jon Kvist and Juho Saari (eds.) The Europeanisation of social protection Bristol: Policy Press, 2007, 308 pages

      Hedva Sarfati

      págs. 619-623

      

    • Maarten van Kempen, Lisa Patmore, Michael Ryle and Robert von Steinau-Steinruck (eds.) Redundancy Law in Europe: Kluwer Law International, 2008, 278 pages

      Ulrich Mückenberger

      págs. 623-625

      

    • International Labour Office - International Institute of Labour Studies Income Inequalities in the Age of Financial Globalization World of Work Report 2008: Geneva: ILO, IILS, 2008, 162 pages + xviii

      Hedva Sarfati

      págs. 625-629

      

    • Roger Blanpain (ed.) and Andrzej Marian Swiatkowski (guest editor) The Laval and Viking Cases: Freedom of Services and Establishment v. Industrial Conflict in the European Economic Area and Russia: Kluwer Law International, 2009, 276 pages

      Wiebke Warneck

      págs. 628-630

      

    • Mia Rönnmar (ed.) EU Industrial Relations v. National Industrial Relations: Kluwer Law International, The Netherlands, 2008, 314 pages

      Marieke Louis

      págs. 631-634

      

    • Kathie Muir Worth Fighting For - Inside the Your Rights At Work Campaign: Sydney: University of New South Wales Press, 2008, paperback, xiii + 242 pages, index

      Thomas Klikauer

      págs. 635-636

      

    • Robert Ivàn Gàl, Ichiro Iwasaki and Zsuzsa Széman (eds.) Assessing Intergenerational Equity - An Interdisciplinary Study of Aging and Pension Reform in Hungary Budapest: Akadémiai Kiadó, 2008, 209 pages. ISBN 978 963 05 8562 0 and Koichi Hamada and Hiromi Kato (eds.) Ageing and the Labor Market in Japan - Problems and policies Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar, 2007, 191 pages, hardback

      Hedva Sarfati

      págs. 637-640