Titlebook: Union Revitalisation in Advanced Economies; Assessing the Contri Gregor Gall (Research Professor of Industrial Rela Book 2009 Palgrave Macm

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Goodbye to All That? Assessing the Organising Model,nomic, state and employer influences have contributed to union decline in Britain, North America and Australasia. This shift from the question of ‘what is being done to unions?’ to ‘what should they do about it?’ initially appeared to have generated a disarmingly simple answer. Namely, that the domi

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Organising, Militancy and Revitalisation: The Case of the RMT Union,erall union density still falling slightly — serious questions have been raised about the adequacy of present union organising strategies and the need for alternative approaches (Carter 2006: 415). Yet much of the academic industrial relations debate hitherto has been somewhat simplistically reduced

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Can Unions Rebound? Decline and Renewal in the US Labour Movement,r than at any point since the Great Depression (Hirsch and Macpherson 2007). The number of union elections held through the NLRB — still a key link in the primary mechanism for private sector membership recruitment — stands at about half of pre-1980s levels. Can unions rebound? If so, just what woul

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Union Organising in New Zealand: The Near Death Experience,e of the ., New Zealand’s labour unions have now had an almost similar period of time under a re-regulated regime, providing for some interesting comparisons. Since the Labour government enacted the . in October of that year, union membership has climbed slowly and steadily, reversing a decade of lo

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Simon de Turbervilleing the throne had never been underestimated. Louis XII, then, explicitly recognised him as his heir. And from the assembly at Tours in 1506 he sought support for breaking the promise he had made to marry Claude to Charles Habsburg (son of the Emperor Maximilian) and for marrying her instead to a pure-born French prince.

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Robyn May,Paul Goultercribed as having been part of a philosophic community. They are mentioned here to stimulate further research about them. Many ancient philosophic communities admitted women as active, participating, philosophers and, in some cases as leaders of philosophic schools. This chapter introduces the reader to some of those philosophers.