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Inequality, Corruption and Democracy in Industrial Democracies [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016 Several OECD democracies face serious challenges to the health of their systems of representational government and accountability because of a combination of factors: high and growing inequalities in income and wealth, the ability of elites corruptly to exert undue influence that undermines democratic processes and skews public policy in their favour ...
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Is There a Future for Industrial Democracy?
2012David Marsden believes that there are if we look to institutional economics and economic sociology. The fundamental nature of the confrontation is bound up less with the exchange at hand than with the common future with the other party to the conflict. Two different realities combined to forge the right to bargain collectively and make this industrial ...
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Industrial Democracy and Industrial Relations
The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1977Some of the changes which are transforming Western European industrial relations systems under the banner of industrial democracy are in reality serving to ex pand the scope of collective bargaining and to extend it struc turally downward to include the level of the individual enter prise.
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Economic and Industrial Democracy
Managerial Finance, 1985The Changing Pattern of Share Ownership. As indicated elsewhere in these pages, one of the most important economic developments of recent years has been the changing pattern of share ownership in UK quoted companies. Ownership of equities gives the holder the legal right to vote at company annual general meetings on such matters as the appointment and ...
Norman H. Cuthbert, Richard Dobbins
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Works councils: the European model of industrial democracy?
, 2010Book synopsis: Employee participation encompasses the range of mechanisms used to involve the workforce in decisions at all levels of the organization - whether direct or indirect - conducted with employees or through their representatives.
R. Gumbrell-Mccormick, R. Hyman
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2008
Industrial democracy is about how workers influence their working life through participation. The concept of participation holds many dimensions:- Who is participating. Exclusively workers or are they participating together with the company owners and managers?- Who of the workers are participating.
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Industrial democracy is about how workers influence their working life through participation. The concept of participation holds many dimensions:- Who is participating. Exclusively workers or are they participating together with the company owners and managers?- Who of the workers are participating.
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Challenge, 1983
To understand what might be meant by industrial democracy, and what its consequences might be, we must first understand the general principles that underlie the design of political democracies. Our feelings and attitudes about democracy within organizations that is to say, industrial democracy derive very much from our attitudes toward and experiences ...
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To understand what might be meant by industrial democracy, and what its consequences might be, we must first understand the general principles that underlie the design of political democracies. Our feelings and attitudes about democracy within organizations that is to say, industrial democracy derive very much from our attitudes toward and experiences ...
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, 1998
Since World War I, says Joseph McCartin, the central problem of American labor relations has been the struggle among workers, managers, and state officials to reconcile democracy and authority in the workplace.
J. McCartin
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Since World War I, says Joseph McCartin, the central problem of American labor relations has been the struggle among workers, managers, and state officials to reconcile democracy and authority in the workplace.
J. McCartin
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The Adoption of Industrial Democracy [PDF]
Personnel Review, 1977 With the publication in January 1977 of the Bullock Report on Industrial Democracy has come a recognition that the rights of employees are almost equal to the rights of shareholders and management. Industrial democracy is seen to represent an extension of modern political democracy to industrial companies.
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A Comparative Analysis of Developments in Industrial Democracy
, 2001The purpose of this article is to analyze recent developments in industrial democracy (worker participation in management) in a comparative perspective.
M. Poole, R. Lansbury, Nick Wailes
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