Organizational democracy : taking stock

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Cornelius J. Lammers & Gyorgy Szell: Introduction Part I: Evaluation and review of the field: Outline of Part I: Marcel Bolle de Bal: Participation: Its contradictions, paradoxes, and promises Pierre Eric Tixier: The Labour movement and post-rational models of organization: A French case or a trend in Western societies Chris Cornforth: Worker co-operatives in the UK: Temporary phenomenon or growing trend? Raymond Russell: Taking stock of the ESOPs Part II: Landmarks revisited: Outline of Part II: Ian Turner: Co-determination in British-occupied Germany 1945-1949 Leo Kissler: Co-determination research in the Federal Republic of Germany: A review Edward E. Lawler III: Participative management in the United States Three classics revisited Thoralf Ulrik Qvale: A new milestone in the development of industrial democracy in Norway? Gro Harlem Brundtland: The Scandinavian challenge: Strategies for work and learning Part III: Recent theoretical developments: Outline of Part III: Sharon McCarthy: The dilemma of non-participation Anni Borzeix & Daniele Linhart: Participation: A French perspective Gerd Schienstock: Industrial relations theory and employee participation Silvia Gherardi, Antonio Strati & Barry A. Turner: Industrial democracy and organizational symbolism Part IV: Recent research findings: Outline of Part IV: Joop C. Visser: Factory occupation and industrial democracy Eckart Hildebrandt: From co-determination to co-management The dilemma confronting works councils in the introduction of new technologies in the machine-building industry Artur Meier: In search of workers' participation: Implementation of new technologies in GDR firms Peter Abell: Designing support organizations for industrial co-operatives in developing countries Part V: Country studies: Outline of Part V: George Strauss: Workers' participation and US collective bargaining Philippe Bernoux: Firms in transition: Towards industrial democracy? The case of reforms in France since the end of the Second world war Jan C. Looise: The recent growth in employees' representation in the Netherlands: Defying the times?

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