Titlebook: European Employment Models in Flux; A Comparison of Inst Gerhard Bosch (economist and sociologist, Professo Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a

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Revisiting the UK Model: From Basket Case to Success Story and Back Again?,our for the European social model, a model for the rest of Europe to emulate. It had succeeded, it was claimed, not only in combining growth with high employment rates, facilitated by flexible labour and product markets, but also for using economic growth and modern approaches to public service and

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The Swedish Model: Revival after the Turbulent 1990s?,Until the end of the 1980s Sweden was remarkably successful in combining low unemployment with high and growing employment rates and also with a high degree of income equality and small gender disparities. However, most economists and many policymakers were aware that the unprecedented activity leve

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,From the’ sick Man’to the ‘Overhauled Engine’ of Europe? Upheaval in the German Model,essful in combining economic growth and social equality. For many economists and social scientists Germany was the exemplar of ‘Rhenish capitalism’ (Albert, 1992) which, by virtue of the ‘beneficial constraints’ (Streeck, 1997) imposed on German capital by strong labour unions and institutions, fost

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Is Institutional Continuity Masking a Creeping Paradigm Shift in the Austrian Social Model?,fferentiates between two (Albert, 1993; Hall and Soskice, 2001), three (Coates, 2000) and five models (Amable, 2005). Small and economically less powerful countries such as Austria are hardly mentioned in the debate. On the other hand there is a body of literature that discusses the periodically stu

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Crisis of the Post-Transition Hungarian Model,9/90 when the state socialist system collapsed and gave way to democratization and a market economy based on private ownership; and second, joining the European Union which formally took place on 1 May 2004. The former involved far-reaching changes in politics, economy and society, and at the same t

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Capitalizing on Variety: Risks and Opportunities in a New French Social Model, developed countries.. Indeed, whether they focus on production, employment or welfare regimes as a whole, or on the specific components of such regimes such as management systems, corporate governance, social protection, gender contracts, industrial relations or various combinations of these aspect

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The Transformation of the Employment System in Spain: Towards a Mediterranean Neoliberalism?, the economic and social structure, culture, labour relations, gender relations and everyday life. The changes have been influenced by both external factors (globalization, European integration) and internal factors (political democratization, territorial restructuring, social demands and cultural c

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Forschungsstand und Fragestellung,This chapter examines the transformation of the Greek socio-economic model since the beginning of the 1990s, analyses the main drivers for change and evaluates its success/shortcomings in achieving high job growth rates, job quality and social cohesion while maintaining competitiveness.