Christian trade unionism in Europe since 1968 : tensions between identity and practice
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Christian trade unionism in Europe since 1968 : tensions between identity and practice
Avebury, c1994
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"Commissioned by ECW with financial support from the European Commission."
Includes bibliographical references (p. 175-185)
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This work offers an overview of the recent history of Christian Trade Unions in European countries. It also deals with the development of the International Federation of Christian Trade Unions (IFCTU), which transformed itself in 1968 into the World Confederation of Labour (WCL).
目次
- Christian trade unionism - country summaries: secularization and the preservation of christian trade unionism in France
- the partial depillarization in the Netherlands
- a powerful movement in Belgium
- Luxembourg - between unity and individuality
- Switzerland - internal tension in a federal country
- West Germany - on the edge of the DGB
- Austria - a christian faction in the unified trade union
- christian trade unionism in Italy - nothing is what it seems
- Christian trade unionism in Eastern Europe?. The international "christian" trade union movement: from IFCTU to WCL - a revolution
- towards trade union unification at European level
- crisisin the WCL
- christian trade unionism in Europe after the foundation of the ETUC. Christian identity and international trade action: the international christian metal-workers - the struggle for an efficient representation of interests
- the opportunities of the international trade federation for office workers.
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