Titlebook: Employee Relations in the Periphery of Europe; The Unfolding Story Emer O’Hagan Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publ

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“Other” Voices: Teaching Kimiko Hahn’s ,e the well-worn paths, which European scholars traditionally tread, far behind. The second project the question created was an empirical one. The book showed that while the issue of under-development had been theoretically addressed in the EU context (Lipietz, 1997), there was a dearth of empirical investigations.

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Summary and conclusions,e the well-worn paths, which European scholars traditionally tread, far behind. The second project the question created was an empirical one. The book showed that while the issue of under-development had been theoretically addressed in the EU context (Lipietz, 1997), there was a dearth of empirical investigations.

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Book 2002s States to adopt. These initiatives amount to the frequently referred to European Social Model (ESM), which, she argues, can cause difficulty for policy makers because it is ill-defined, vague and contradictory.

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The European social model in economic peripheries,hile this model is frequently referred to in European Commission publications, it has never been concretely defined by the EU. Some commentators define it as including features of the European welfare state and social democracy (Lange, 1992: 230–1). Others suggest that it involves the attempt to cre

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The European union and national legal systems, time. The Community first developed legislation in this area in the 1970s. This body of legislation stipulates that employee representatives must be informed of corporate plans in the event of the transfer of undertakings, collective redundancies and protection of workers in cases of insolvency. Mo

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