Renegotiating the Welfare State Flexible Adjustment Through Corporatist Concertation

Name: Renegotiating the Welfare State Flexible Adjustment Through Corporatist Concertation
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ISBN: 9780415223454

ISBN-10: 0415223458

ISBN-13: 9780415223454

Edition: 2003

Authors: Gerhard Lehmbruch, Frans van Waarden

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This comparative volume studies the experiences of a variety of countries in reforming their welfare states through corporatist concertation. It features contributions from highly respected academics from across Europe and a series of case studies.

Book details

List price: $190.00
Copyright year: 2003
Publisher: Routledge
Publication date: 7/29/2003
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 324
Size: 6.30" wide x 9.45" long x 0.94" tall
Weight: 1.298
Language: English




Introduction



Introduction: Renegotiating the Welfare State through Corporatist Concertation




Countries with Traditions of Corporatist Concertation



The Resurgence of Dutch Corporatist Policy Coordination in an Age of Globalization




The Societal and Historical Embeddedness of Dutch Corporatism




Austrian Social Partnership: Just a Mid-life Crisis?




Nordic Corporatism and Welfare State Reforms - Denmark and Sweden Compared




Welfare State Adjustment between Consensual and Adversarial Politics: The Institutional Context of Reform in Germany




Renegotiating the Swiss Welfare State




Countries without Historical Corporatist Traditions



Negotiated Governance: Some Reflections on the Recent Experience of Macro-Political Bargaining in Ireland




Comparisons



Globalization, Industrial Relations and Welfare States: Charting Europe's 'Corporatist' Future




The Negotiator as Auctioneer - Wage Centralization and Wage Flexibility: A Comparison of Corporatist and Non-Corporatist Countries




European Corporatism



EU Social Policy and Corporatist Governance - No Future in the Multi-Level Game?




The Renaissance of National Corporatism: Unintended Side-Effect of European Economic and Monetary Union, or Calculated Response to the Absence of European Social Policy?