INTRODUCTION

Chapter 1. Comparativism in Labour Law and Industrial Relations&R. Blanpain

Chapter 2. Documentation&F. Gamillscheg

Chapter 3. Industrial Relations in a Changing Economic Environment: The Post War Experience of Advanced Market Economies&O. Clarke

Chapter 4. Labour Law and Industrial Relations in the Third World&J. Schregle

INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS

Chapter 5. International Labour Law&N. Vajticos

Chapter 6. Conflict of Laws in Employment Contracts and Industrial Relations&F. Gamillscheg

Chapter 7. European Communities&G. Schnorr

Chapter 8. Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises and Labour Relations&R. Blanpain

Chapter 9. The International Trade Union Movement&J. P. Windmuller

COMPARATIVE STUDIES

Chapter 10. Freedom of Association&A. Pankert

Chapter 11. National Trade Union Movements&G. Cella and T. Treu

Chapter 12. Employers' Organisations&J. Oechslin

Chapter 13. Employee Participation in the Workshop, in the Office and in the Enterprise&T. Hanami and J. Monat

Chapter 14. The Attitudes of Employers and Trade Unions towards the Quality of Working Life Movement&J. Rojot

Chapter 15. Collective Bargaining&E. Cordova

Chapter 16. Settlement of Disputes over Rights&B. Aaron

Chapter 17. Settlement of Disputes over Interests&A. Goldman

Chapter 18. Industrial Conflict: Perspectives and Trends&R.O. Clarke

Chapter 19. Industrial Conflict: The Law of Strikes and Lock-Outs&R. Birk

Chapter 20. Different Categories of Workers and Labour Contracts&H. Barbagelata

Chapter 21. Equality and Prohibition of Discrimination in Employment&R. Blanpain

Chapter 22. Security of Employment&B. Heppie

Chapter 23. Labour Relations in the Public Sector&J. Schregle

Authors Index

Geographical Index

Subject Index