European trade unions in the 21st century : the future of solidarity and workplace democracy
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European trade unions in the 21st century : the future of solidarity and workplace democracy
（St. Antony's series）
Palgrave Macmillan, c2022
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
Trade unions in Europe face a range of cross-cutting challenges. This includes the near-universal contraction in union membership; the related decline of traditionally highly unionised blue-collar industries; and the rise of automation, microprocessing, and digitalisation, which can make it cheaper for employers to invest in machines than to pay humans to work. The breakdown of the standard contract of employment and increasing rates of precarious work have further transformed the world of work. Taken together, this makes any collectivist vision of society, and the notion of solidarity upon which trade unionism is built, difficult to sustain.
All this raises tough questions for trade unionists, policy-makers, and researchers alike regarding the future of trade unions, the oldest and largest civil society movement in Europe. The contributions in this volume explore the prospects for union revival across a range of cases, including by focusing on the pursuit of legal remedies and on the opportunities associated with the network society to defend the interests of workers.
This interdisciplinary volume includes contributions that consider the Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Finland, Germany, Spain, Sweden, Poland, the United Kingdom, and the EU level by researchers coming from a range of disciplines and backgrounds. The volume should especially appeal to researchers and practitioners working in the fields of political science, sociology, law, and business studies.
目次
- IntroductionBarry Colfer, University of Oxford Chapter 1 : The renewal of trade unionism in France Dominique Andolfatto, Universite de Bourgogne Franche-Comte
- Dominique Labbe, Universite de Grenoble-Alpes Chapter 2: Macron's reform and trade union power in the field of health at work Sylvie Contrepois. Centre de Recherches sociologiques et politiques de Paris (CNRS) Chapter 3: A Primordial Attachment to the Nation? French and Irish Trade Unions in Past EU Referendum Debates Darragh Golden, University College Dublin
- Roland Erne, University College Dublin, E lodie Be thoux, Ecole normale superieure, Paris Chapter 4: The European Court of Justice's role in enhancing trade unions' power in Europe Lorenzo Cecchetti, University of Bologna Chapter 5: The " Gilets Jaunes " movement - Issues of leadership and purpose in fluid organizing Yoann Bazin, EM Normandie Barry Colfer, University of Oxford Chapter 6: New forms of union organising in the Czech Republic Martin S tefko, Charles University, Prague Chapter 7: European Trade Unions in the Age of Migration: the state of the art Rolle Alho, University of Helsinki Chapter 8: Trade Union Participation and New Forms of Collective Action: Pension Reform in Spain as a case study Eusebi Colas-Neila, Univ. Pompeu Fabra (UPF) Chapter 9: Confronting a moral abyss: Unions and the role of law in the France Telecom case Julia Lopez Lopez, Univ. Pompeu Fabra (UPF) Chapter 10: Political participation and local, national and international assemblies Dario Cositore, Univ. Pompeu Fabra (UPF) Chapter 11: The right to collective bargaining of economically dependent workers in the digital age Pieter Pecinovsky, KU Leuven Chapter 12: Normalcy of Militancy: Trade Union Activism and Power for Collection Change 1971-1974 Jordan Brown, University of St Andrews Conclusion: Barry Colfer & Richard Hyman (LSE) Afterword: Esther Lynch, Deputy Secretary General of the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC)
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