Bulletin of Comparative Labour Relations Series Set – serie

Harmonization of Working Life and Family Life

Bulletin of Comparative labour Relations 30-1995

Labour Law and Industrial Relations in Central and Easten Europe (From Planned to a Market Economy)

From Planned to a Market Economy

Labour Law and Industrial Relations in the European Union

Process of Industrialization and the Role of Labour Law in Asian Countries

Multinational Enterprises and the Social Challenges of the XXIst Century

Deregulation and Labour Law: In Search of a Labour Concept for the 21st Century

In Search of a Labour Concept for the 21st Century

Council of Europe and the Social Challenges of the XXIst Century

On-line Rights for Employees in the Information Society

Use and Monitoring of E-mail and Internet at Work

Evolving Employment Relationship and the New Economy

The Role of Labour Law & Industrial Relations

Involvement of Employees in the European Union

European Works Councils, The European Company Statute, Information and Consultation Rights

Impact of the Internet and New Technologies on the Workplace

A Legal Analysis from a Comparative Point of View

White Paper on the Labour Market in Italy, the Quality of European Industrial Relations, and Changing Industrial Relations

In Memoriam Marco Biagi

Impact of Globalisation on Employment Relations

A Comparison of the Automobile and Banking Industries in Australia and Korea

Employee Rights in Bankruptcy

A Comparative-Law Assessment

Corporate Restructuring and the Role of Labour Law

Collective Bargaining, Discrimination, Social Security and European Integration

Labour Relations in the Asia-Pacific Countries

Temporary Agency Work and the Information Society

Actors of Collective Bargaining A World Report

XVII World Congress of Labour Law and Social Security, Montevideo, September 2003

Globalization of Labour Standards

The Soft Law Track

Labor Law in Motion

Diversification of the Labour Force & Terms and Conditions of Employment

Smoking and the Workplace

Confronting Globalization

The Quest for a Social Agenda, Geneva Lectures

Collective Bargaining and Wages in Comparative Perspective

Germany, France, The Netherlands, Sweden and the United Kingdom

Women in Academia and Equality Law

Aiming High - Falling Short?

Freedom of Services in the European Union

Labour and Social Security Law: The Bolkestein Initiative

Flexibilisation and Modernisation of the Turkish Labour Market

Corporate and Employment Perspectives in a Global Business Environment

European Framework Agreements and Telework

Law and Practice, A European and Comparative Study