EMPLOYMENT relations in a changing world economy 

 - Cambridge :  MIT,  1995 
 - 395 p. 
<br/><br/> Employment relations in a changing world economy - Richard Locke, Michael Piore, and Thomas Kochan  1. The limits of diffusion: Recent developments in industrial relations and human practices - Marc Weinstein and Thomas Kochan  2. Change and continuity in british industrial relations: "strategic choice" or muddling through"? - Keith Sisson  3. Managed decentralization? Recent trends in Australian Industrial Relations and Human Resource Policies - Russell Lansbury and John Niland  4. Developments in industrial relations and human resource paractices in Canada: An update from the 1980s - Noah Meltz and Anil Verma  5. Between voluntarism and industrialization: Industrial relations and human resource practices in Italy - Ida Regalia and Marino Regini  6. Inertial Choices: An overview of Spanish human resources, practices and policies - Victor Pérez - Diaz and Juan Carlos Rodríguez  7. Industrial relations and human resources in France - Jean Saglio  8. Continuity and Chande in the "german model" of industrial relations - Martin Baethge and Harald Wolf  9. The Swedish Model: Demise or reconfiguration? - Andrew Martin  10. A social democartic order inder pressure: Norwegian employment relations in the eighties - Karl Henrik Sivesind, Ragnvald Kalleberg, Svein Hovde, and Arvid Fennefoss  11. Developments in industrial relations and human resource prectices in japan - keisuke Nakamura and Michio Nitta  12. Conclusion: The transformation of industrial relations? A Cross-National review of the evidence - Richard Locke and Thomas Kochan 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0262121913 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Economia Internacional<br/>Trabalho<br/>Emprego<br/>Teoria Econômica<br/>Estudo de Caso<br/>Recursos Humanos<br/>Descentralização Administrativa<br/>Capital Humano<br/>Setor Secundário
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Geographic Terms: </label><br/>Reino Unido<br/>Austrália<br/>Canada<br/>Itália<br/>Espanha<br/>França<br/>Alemanha<br/>Suécia<br/>Noruega<br/>Japão