Add to ORKGAgainst the background of a deep crisis in trade union representation, the authors seek to determine some possible starting points for a renewal of trade unions. The employees ’ organisations are seen as actors who have a strategic choice as to which power resources to tap. Though the specific national systems of industrial relations influence the unions ’ strategic op-tions, there are nevertheless various opportunities for trans-national learn-ing processes. This contribution analyses the potential for trade union re-newal, drawing on several examples of organising approaches in the USA and Germany. Key words: union revitalisation, power resources, organisng, industrial relations “I do not view the labour movement as part of the problem. T...
This article examines union responses to the reorganization of call centre work in Germany, drawing ...
To mark the 20th anniversary of the Australian union movement’s Organising Works programme, this art...
This article examines union responses to the reorganization of call centre work in Germany, drawing ...
"Against the background of a deep crisis in trade union representation, the authors seek to determi...
"Against the background of a deep crisis in trade union representation, the authors seek to determi...
Against the background of a deep crisis in trade union representation, the authors seek to determine...
Unions’ decline is prevalent in most western democracies (Blanchflower 2007). Decline takes many fea...
Unions’ decline is prevalent in most western democracies (Blanchflower 2007). Decline takes many fea...
Unions’ decline is prevalent in most western democracies (Blanchflower 2007). Decline takes many fea...
The trade union campaign “Better not cheaper ” of the German metalworkers ’ union IG Metall is one o...
Attempts to revitalize trade unions in the UK have had mixed results, leading to calls for more radi...
In recent years, parallel trends of organizational restructuring have become manifest among trade un...
Da qualche anno l\u2019organizing model dei sindacati americani \ue8 visto anche in Germania, come u...
In recent years, parallel trends of organizational restructuring have become manifest among trade un...
This article defines and explores the crisis of social democratic trade unionism in three countries ...
This article examines union responses to the reorganization of call centre work in Germany, drawing ...
To mark the 20th anniversary of the Australian union movement’s Organising Works programme, this art...
This article examines union responses to the reorganization of call centre work in Germany, drawing ...
"Against the background of a deep crisis in trade union representation, the authors seek to determi...
"Against the background of a deep crisis in trade union representation, the authors seek to determi...
Against the background of a deep crisis in trade union representation, the authors seek to determine...
Unions’ decline is prevalent in most western democracies (Blanchflower 2007). Decline takes many fea...
Unions’ decline is prevalent in most western democracies (Blanchflower 2007). Decline takes many fea...
Unions’ decline is prevalent in most western democracies (Blanchflower 2007). Decline takes many fea...
The trade union campaign “Better not cheaper ” of the German metalworkers ’ union IG Metall is one o...
Attempts to revitalize trade unions in the UK have had mixed results, leading to calls for more radi...
In recent years, parallel trends of organizational restructuring have become manifest among trade un...
Da qualche anno l\u2019organizing model dei sindacati americani \ue8 visto anche in Germania, come u...
In recent years, parallel trends of organizational restructuring have become manifest among trade un...
This article defines and explores the crisis of social democratic trade unionism in three countries ...
This article examines union responses to the reorganization of call centre work in Germany, drawing ...
To mark the 20th anniversary of the Australian union movement’s Organising Works programme, this art...
This article examines union responses to the reorganization of call centre work in Germany, drawing ...