Información General

• Autores: Valeria Pulignano (ed. lit.), Holm-Detlev Köhler (ed. lit.), Paul Stewart (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Brusells : European Trade Union Institute [etc.], 2016
• Año de publicación: 2016
• País: España
• Idioma: inglés
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Listado de artículos

• • Introduction

    Valeria Pulignano, Holm-Detlev Köhler, Paul Stewart

    págs. 7-14

    

  • Part 1. Global challenges and local responses

    • Chapter 1. Tenneco-Gijón. A case of local worker resistance against a global player

      Holm-Detlev Köhler, Sergio González Begega

      págs. 17-36

      

    • Chapter 2. Coming apart or joining hands? The crisis and current dilemmas of the Romanian trade union movement

      Dragos Adascalitei, Stefan Guga

      págs. 37-55

      

    • Chapter 3. Left alone outside? Works councils' responses to non-standard work in the German metal and chemical sectors

      Nadja Doerflinger, Valeria Pulignano

      págs. 57-78

      

    • Chapter 4. "Waiting for heaven" or "fearing a new hell": trade union opinions on the introduction of team-working iin a foo processing company

      Lander Vermeerbergen, Geert van Hootengem, Jon Benders

      págs. 79-95

      

    • Chapter 5. Hierarchical relationships and conflicts in skilled sectors: the case of managers in French Industry

      Gaëtan Flocco

      págs. 97-115

      

    • Chapter 6. Collective bargaining reforms in Southern Europe during the crisis: impact in the light of international standards

      Miguel Ángel Malo Ocaña

      págs. 117-135

      

  • Part 2. European multi-level governance

    • Chapter 7. Multi-level employment relations in the multinational company: evidence from Allianz SE

      Mona Aranea Guillén

      págs. 139-158

      

    • Cahpter 8. Uncovering th pitfalls of EU social dialogue from a multi-level perspective. The example of the electricity sector

      Sara Lafuente Hernández

      págs. 159-182

      

    • Chapter 9. Still struggling to connect the dots: the cumbersome emergence of multi-level workers' participation

      Aline Hoffmann

      págs. 183-205

      

    • Chapter 10. Unhinging social dialogue: a review of the politics of pacts and the diverse uses and transformations of the concept of social dialogue

      Miguel Martínez Lucio

      págs. 207-227

      

  • Conclusions. The practitioners' perspective

    • Introduction

      pág. 230

      

    • Employment in Europe: mapping trade union challenges

      Ben Egan

      págs. 231-240

      

    • A question that cannot be avoided

      David Wilson

      págs. 241-248

      

    • Democracy at the workplace in the 21st century

      Wolfgang Kowalsky, Peter Scherrer

      págs. 249-260