Edited by Susan Hayter, Lead Researcher, Industrial and Employment Relations, International Labour Organization (ILO) and Chang-Hee Lee, Director, ILO Country Office for Viet Nam

'As the share of emerging economies in the global economy grows, interest in industrial relations in these countries is also increasing among academics, policy-makers and practitioners. This book makes a significant contribution to the analysis of industrial relations' role relative to inclusive growth in the era of socio-economic polarization.'--Dong-One Kim, President, International Labor and Employment Relations Association (ILERA)'This timely volume goes a long way towards filling an important gap in the literature on industrial relations. It shows that the role that trade unions play in the development process is contested terrain, exposing the inherent limitations of pluralist frameworks in the largest emerging economies.'--Richard Hyman, London School of Economics, UK

• Contents:1. Industrial Relations in Emerging EconomiesSusan Hayter2. Labour Relations and Inclusive Growth in India: New Forms of VoiceUma Rani and Ratna Sen3. Industrial Relations and Inclusive Development in South Africa: A Dream Deferred?Susan Hayter and Nicolas Pons-Vignon4. Industrial Relations and Inclusive Growth in Brazil: The Swinging PendulumJanine Berg and Eduardo Schneider5. Industrial Relations and Inclusive Development in China: Connecting Institutions and VoiceChang-Hee Lee6. Industrial Relations in Turkey: Still Waiting for a Strong and Modern SystemAziz ÇelikIndex

Edited by Susan Hayter, Lead Researcher, Industrial and Employment Relations, International Labour Organization (ILO) and Chang-Hee Lee, Director, ILO Country Office for Viet Nam

'As the share of emerging economies in the global economy grows, interest in industrial relations in these countries is also increasing among academics, policy-makers and practitioners. This book makes a significant contribution to the analysis of industrial relations' role relative to inclusive growth in the era of socio-economic polarization.'--Dong-One Kim, President, International Labor and Employment Relations Association (ILERA)'This timely volume goes a long way towards filling an important gap in the literature on industrial relations. It shows that the role that trade unions play in the development process is contested terrain, exposing the inherent limitations of pluralist frameworks in the largest emerging economies.'--Richard Hyman, London School of Economics, UK

• Contents:1. Industrial Relations in Emerging EconomiesSusan Hayter2. Labour Relations and Inclusive Growth in India: New Forms of VoiceUma Rani and Ratna Sen3. Industrial Relations and Inclusive Development in South Africa: A Dream Deferred?Susan Hayter and Nicolas Pons-Vignon4. Industrial Relations and Inclusive Growth in Brazil: The Swinging PendulumJanine Berg and Eduardo Schneider5. Industrial Relations and Inclusive Development in China: Connecting Institutions and VoiceChang-Hee Lee6. Industrial Relations in Turkey: Still Waiting for a Strong and Modern SystemAziz ÇelikIndex

Edited by Susan Hayter, Lead Researcher, Industrial and Employment Relations, International Labour Organization (ILO) and Chang-Hee Lee, Director, ILO Country Office for Viet Nam

'As the share of emerging economies in the global economy grows, interest in industrial relations in these countries is also increasing among academics, policy-makers and practitioners. This book makes a significant contribution to the analysis of industrial relations' role relative to inclusive growth in the era of socio-economic polarization.'--Dong-One Kim, President, International Labor and Employment Relations Association (ILERA)'This timely volume goes a long way towards filling an important gap in the literature on industrial relations. It shows that the role that trade unions play in the development process is contested terrain, exposing the inherent limitations of pluralist frameworks in the largest emerging economies.'--Richard Hyman, London School of Economics, UK

• Contents:1. Industrial Relations in Emerging EconomiesSusan Hayter2. Labour Relations and Inclusive Growth in India: New Forms of VoiceUma Rani and Ratna Sen3. Industrial Relations and Inclusive Development in South Africa: A Dream Deferred?Susan Hayter and Nicolas Pons-Vignon4. Industrial Relations and Inclusive Growth in Brazil: The Swinging PendulumJanine Berg and Eduardo Schneider5. Industrial Relations and Inclusive Development in China: Connecting Institutions and VoiceChang-Hee Lee6. Industrial Relations in Turkey: Still Waiting for a Strong and Modern SystemAziz ÇelikIndex