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This book contains proceedings of a conference organised by the SALTSA research programme and National Institute for Working Life, Sweden, with the support of DG V the Directorate of Economic and Social Affairs.
Will the enlargement of the European Union have long-term effects on the European labour market, i.e. lead to greater integration and homogenisation? Will Europe be one labour market in the future? The challenges of a common European labour market will be much more accentuated as a consequence of the growth of the EU in the coming decade. Two important issues are discussed in the contributions to this volume: firstly, enlargement, globalisation and the new labour market challenges for Europe; secondly, Amsterdam and the effects of the Euro on the labour market.
In this book, highly acclaimed researchers make important contributions to the present state of research on European labour markets. Topics covered include the role of wage-setting institutions and unions in relation to monetary policies and globalisation, welfare adjustment in Europe, the convergence or divergence of European labour markets, democracy and changing labour markets, as well as the risk of social competition and tax evasion. The book will be influential in the ongoing discussions regarding a common labour market and provide a much needed contribution to one of the most debated subjects in European politics and economics.
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Will the enlargement of the European Union have long-term effects on the European labour market, i.e. lead to greater integration and homogenisation? Will Europe be one labour market in the future? The challenges of a common European labour market will be much more accentuated as a consequence of the growth of the EU in the coming decade. Two important issues are discussed in the contributions to this volume: firstly, enlargement, globalisation and the new labour market challenges for Europe; secondly, Amsterdam and the effects of the Euro on the labour market.
In this book, highly acclaimed researchers make important contributions to the present state of research on European labour markets. Topics covered include the role of wage-setting institutions and unions in relation to monetary policies and globalisation, welfare adjustment in Europe, the convergence or divergence of European labour markets, democracy and changing labour markets, as well as the risk of social competition and tax evasion. The book will be influential in the ongoing discussions regarding a common labour market and provide a much needed contribution to one of the most debated subjects in European politics and economics.
The Editors: Lars Magnusson is Chair and Professor in Economic History at Uppsala University, Sweden. He also works for the National Institute for Working Life, Sweden and is chairman of the labour market programme board of the SALTSA programme. He has written extensively on the history of industrialisation, the history of economic ideas and industrial relations in Sweden.
Jan Ottosson is Associate Professor in Economic History at Uppsala University. He also works for the National Institute for Working Life, Sweden. He has written mainly about various aspects of the service sector from a historical perspective. Currently he is involved in research regarding unemployment in Sweden during the 1990s.
They are both editors of the refereed journal Economic and Industrial Democracy.
Jan Ottosson is Associate Professor in Economic History at Uppsala University. He also works for the National Institute for Working Life, Sweden. He has written mainly about various aspects of the service sector from a historical perspective. Currently he is involved in research regarding unemployment in Sweden during the 1990s.
They are both editors of the refereed journal Economic and Industrial Democracy.
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- EditorialEuropean Interuniversity Press
- Año de publicación2001
- ISBN 10 9052019495
- ISBN 13 9789052019499
- EncuadernaciónTapa blanda
- Número de páginas306
- EditorMagnusson Lars, Ottosson Jan
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Descripción Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This book contains proceedings of a conference organised by the SALTSA research programme and National Institute for Working Life, Sweden, with the support of DG V the Directorate of Economic and Social Affairs. Will the enlargement of the European Union have long-term effects on the European labour market, i.e. lead to greater integration and homogenisation? Will Europe be one labour market in the future? The challenges of a common European labour market will be much more accentuated as a consequence of the growth of the EU in the coming decade. Two important issues are discussed in the contributions to this volume: firstly, enlargement, globalisation and the new labour market challenges for Europe; secondly, Amsterdam and the effects of the Euro on the labour market. In this book, highly acclaimed researchers make important contributions to the present state of research on European labour markets.Topics covered include the role of wage-setting institutions and unions in relation to monetary policies and globalisation, welfare adjustment in Europe, the convergence or divergence of European labour markets, democracy and changing labour markets, as well as the risk of social competition and tax evasion. The book will be influential in the ongoing discussions regarding a common labour market and provide a much needed contribution to one of the most debated subjects in European politics and economics. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9789052019499
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