Mobilizing Restraint: Democracy and Industrial Conflict in Post-Reform South Asia

Emmanuel Teitelbaum

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1. Introduction: The Political Management of Industrial ConflictPart I. A Puzzle and an Argument 2. Industrial Relations in the Context of Economic Change 3. A Political Theory of Industrial ProtestPart II. The Evidence 4. Democracy, Union-Party Ties, and Industrial Conflict 5. Labor Institutions, FACB Rights, and Economic Performance in India 6. The Deleterious Effects of Labor Repression in Sri Lanka7. Conclusion: Theoretical and Policy ImplicationsAppendix A. Survey Methods and Response Rates Appendix B. Labor Law Coding Notes Works Cited Index

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