Can Class Still Unite?
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Can Class Still Unite?
The Differentiated Work Force, Class Solidarity and Trade Unions
Pasture, Patrick; Witte, Hans De; Gyes, Guy Van
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2019
374
Mole
Inglês
9781138734098
15 a 20 dias
453
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Contents: Introduction: modernization of trade unions and class analysis, Guy van Gyes; The crisis of union representation, Andrew J. Richards; The transformation of social classes: from deproletarianization? to individualization??, Michael Vester; Class identity in contemporary Britain: the demise of collectivism?, Mike Savage; Social segregation in a working-class community: economic and social change in the South Wales coalfield, David Adamson; Labour market dualization and trade union involvement in Spain, Javier G. Polavieja; Union participation in The Netherlands: differences between traditional and new? employees, Sjoerd Goslinga and Bert Klandermans; Models for industrial relations in the private service industries, Maurizio Ambrosini; Urban centredness as a source of variation in middle-class formation: evidence from North London, Tim Butler; Class, collective action and the countryside, Martin Phillips; Building again? trade unions and formalization in the British construction industry, Ian Roberts and Tim Strangleman; For-itself but not in-itself: class and democracy in post-communist Europe, David Ost; Can class still unite?: lessons from the American experience, Sherry Linkon and John Russo; Does class still unite? concluding remarks, Bert Klandermans; Bibliography.
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West Germany;HRM Policy;Class;Volume Fear;European;Industrial Citizenship;Trade;Skilled Work Force;Unions;Social Reproduction;Van Gyes Guy;Vice Versa;Andrew J. Richards;CNV;Michael Vester;Fixed Term Workers;Mike Savage;Union Satisfaction;David Adamson;Fixed Term Contracts;Javier G. Polavieja;Labour Market Dualisation;Sjoerd Goslinga;Up Strike;Bert Klandermans;Union Commitment;Maurizio Ambrosini;Fixed Term Employment;Tim Butler;Marginalised Working Class;Martin Phillips;Private Service Industries;Ian Roberts;Dutch Trade Unions;Tim Strangleman;Cultural Opportunity Structure;David Ost;Union Density Rate;Sherry Linkon;Continuance Commitment;John Russo;Higher Exit Rates;social classes;British Construction Industry;class identity;Exit Behaviour;social segregation;Permanent Contracts;working-class community;trade union
Contents: Introduction: modernization of trade unions and class analysis, Guy van Gyes; The crisis of union representation, Andrew J. Richards; The transformation of social classes: from deproletarianization? to individualization??, Michael Vester; Class identity in contemporary Britain: the demise of collectivism?, Mike Savage; Social segregation in a working-class community: economic and social change in the South Wales coalfield, David Adamson; Labour market dualization and trade union involvement in Spain, Javier G. Polavieja; Union participation in The Netherlands: differences between traditional and new? employees, Sjoerd Goslinga and Bert Klandermans; Models for industrial relations in the private service industries, Maurizio Ambrosini; Urban centredness as a source of variation in middle-class formation: evidence from North London, Tim Butler; Class, collective action and the countryside, Martin Phillips; Building again? trade unions and formalization in the British construction industry, Ian Roberts and Tim Strangleman; For-itself but not in-itself: class and democracy in post-communist Europe, David Ost; Can class still unite?: lessons from the American experience, Sherry Linkon and John Russo; Does class still unite? concluding remarks, Bert Klandermans; Bibliography.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
West Germany;HRM Policy;Class;Volume Fear;European;Industrial Citizenship;Trade;Skilled Work Force;Unions;Social Reproduction;Van Gyes Guy;Vice Versa;Andrew J. Richards;CNV;Michael Vester;Fixed Term Workers;Mike Savage;Union Satisfaction;David Adamson;Fixed Term Contracts;Javier G. Polavieja;Labour Market Dualisation;Sjoerd Goslinga;Up Strike;Bert Klandermans;Union Commitment;Maurizio Ambrosini;Fixed Term Employment;Tim Butler;Marginalised Working Class;Martin Phillips;Private Service Industries;Ian Roberts;Dutch Trade Unions;Tim Strangleman;Cultural Opportunity Structure;David Ost;Union Density Rate;Sherry Linkon;Continuance Commitment;John Russo;Higher Exit Rates;social classes;British Construction Industry;class identity;Exit Behaviour;social segregation;Permanent Contracts;working-class community;trade union
