Working Time in Transition: The Political Economy of Working Hours in Industrial Nations.

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1. From Standardization to Flexibility Changes in the Political Economy of Working Time - Karl Hinrichs, William Roche, and Carmen Sirianni 2. Working Time Development in West Germany: Departure to a New Stage - Karl Hinrichs 3. Working Time Policies in France - Jean-Pierre Jallade 4. The Chimera of Changing Employee Time Preferences: Working Hours In British Industrial Relations since the Second World War - William Roche 5. Where Have All the Hours Gone? Working Time Reduction Policies in the Netherlands - Chris de Neubourg 6. The Reduction of Working Hours in Belgium: Stakes and Confrontations - Annik de Ronge and Michel Molitor 7. Trading Time for Consumption: The Failure of Working Hours Reduction in the United States - Susan Christopherson 8. The Working-Bee Syndrome in Japan: An Analysis of Working Time Practices - Christoph Deutschmann 9. On the Road to a Society of Free Choke: The Politics of Working Time in Sweden - Ulla Weigeit 10. The Self-Management of Time in Post-lndustrial Society - Carmen Sirianni About the Contributors

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