`Deakin's chapter contains an original argument but is also a useful review of the subject that any non-specialist could read comfortably.' - David Geary, Labour History Review

• 1: Introduction; I: Modernisation and the Sphere of Industrial Politics; 2: Companies Under Public Control in France, 1900–1950; 3: The Government, Full Employment and the Politics of Industrial Efficiency in Britain, 1945–1951; 4: The ‘Real' World of the Engineering and Electrical Industries in the Parisian Basin; 5: Americanisation and its Limits; 6: Training Engineers in Lorraine, 1890–1956 1; 7: Technical Training of Youth in Britain; II: Regulating Labour Markets; 8: Arbitration in Context; 9: Collective Agreements in France in the 1930s; 10: France and Unemployment Insurance From 1920 To 1958; 11: The Evolution of the Contract of Employment, 1900–1950; 12: Industrial Relations in Iron and Steel, Shipbuilding and the Docks, 1930–1960; 13: State Regulation and Industrial Organisation; 14: The State and the Labour Market

`Deakin's chapter contains an original argument but is also a useful review of the subject that any non-specialist could read comfortably.' - David Geary, Labour History Review

• 1: Introduction; I: Modernisation and the Sphere of Industrial Politics; 2: Companies Under Public Control in France, 1900–1950; 3: The Government, Full Employment and the Politics of Industrial Efficiency in Britain, 1945–1951; 4: The ‘Real' World of the Engineering and Electrical Industries in the Parisian Basin; 5: Americanisation and its Limits; 6: Training Engineers in Lorraine, 1890–1956 1; 7: Technical Training of Youth in Britain; II: Regulating Labour Markets; 8: Arbitration in Context; 9: Collective Agreements in France in the 1930s; 10: France and Unemployment Insurance From 1920 To 1958; 11: The Evolution of the Contract of Employment, 1900–1950; 12: Industrial Relations in Iron and Steel, Shipbuilding and the Docks, 1930–1960; 13: State Regulation and Industrial Organisation; 14: The State and the Labour Market

`Deakin's chapter contains an original argument but is also a useful review of the subject that any non-specialist could read comfortably.' - David Geary, Labour History Review

• 1: Introduction; I: Modernisation and the Sphere of Industrial Politics; 2: Companies Under Public Control in France, 1900–1950; 3: The Government, Full Employment and the Politics of Industrial Efficiency in Britain, 1945–1951; 4: The ‘Real' World of the Engineering and Electrical Industries in the Parisian Basin; 5: Americanisation and its Limits; 6: Training Engineers in Lorraine, 1890–1956 1; 7: Technical Training of Youth in Britain; II: Regulating Labour Markets; 8: Arbitration in Context; 9: Collective Agreements in France in the 1930s; 10: France and Unemployment Insurance From 1920 To 1958; 11: The Evolution of the Contract of Employment, 1900–1950; 12: Industrial Relations in Iron and Steel, Shipbuilding and the Docks, 1930–1960; 13: State Regulation and Industrial Organisation; 14: The State and the Labour Market