Public Service Employment Relations in Europe: Transformation, Modernization or Inertia?

Stephen Bach · Lorenzo Bordogna · Giuseppe Della Rocca · David Winchester

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Introduction. Britain David Winchester and Stephen Bach. Italy Carlo Dell'Aringa, Lorenzo Bordogna and Guiseppe Della Roche. Denmark Soren Anderson and Jesper Due. Germany Berndt Keller. France Phillip Mosse and Robert Tchobanian. Spain Pere Jodar. Conclusion.

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