Employment Relations as Networks

Table of Contents

List of Contributors

1. Introduction

PART 1 Methodological and conceptual issues

Brandl, Larsson, Lehr, Molina

2. Social Network Employment Research: Tracing New Horizons in the Field of Work and Labour,

Pulignano

3. SNA in Employment Relations Research: Concept and methodologies

Marti, Vacchiano, Molina

4. Multilevelness and Multiplexity in Trade Union Cooperation Networks in Europe

Larsson

5. From Structures to Outcomes: Network Mechanisms and Network Effects in Collective Bargaining

Lehr

6. From Factors to Actors: Networks and Network Theory in Comparative Industrial Relations

Brandl

PART 2. Case studies and applications

7. The Impact of Network Ties on Worker Voice

Sluiter, Manevska, Akkerman

8. Losing what you never had. How a strike changed management's (perception of) their network position,

Akkerman, Manevska, Thommes, Sluiter

9. Articulation of Interests: A Network Perspective on Employee Representation in Multinational Companies

Haipeter, Hertwig, Rosenbohm

10. Forms of Network Governance for the European Trade Union Federation

Nordin

11. International Networks and the Activities of Peak Employer's Associations: Do as I Do?

Lehr, Brandl

12. Towards an Extension of the Employer's Role in Networked Employment Relations? Food for Thought from Collective Bargaining with the Property of Outlet Malls in Italy

Gasparri

13. Collective Bargaining Networks and Relational Coordination. A Comparative Analysis

Molina, Marti, Godino

14. Conclusions and outlook: structures, actors and mechanisms in employment relations

Brandl, Larsson, Lehr, Molina

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Vice Versa;Employment Relations;European Trade Union Federations;EWCs;Collective Bargaining;Social Network Analysis;Trade Union Cooperation;Network Bargaining;IG Metall;Nordic Trade Union;Employment Relations Research;Emf;NFS;Social Network Perspective;Trade Unions;Industrial Relations Research;Outlet Malls;EWC Member;Firm Networks;Worker Voice;Comparative Industrial Relations;Network Governance Approach;Private Communication Network;Counselling Ties;Network Governance