- Abstract
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Institutional Core Features of German Industrial Relations
- 3. The Legal Framework of Co-Determination
- 3.1 Co-determination at the Company Level
- 3.2 Co-determination at the Establishment Level
- 3.3 Works Councils’ Rights and Obligations
- 4. The Institutional Configuration of Works Councils
- 5. The Relationship between Works Councils and Trade Unions
- 6. The Distribution of Works Councils in the German Economy
- 7. New Challenges to the Institution of Works Councils
- 7.1 The Change from Industrial to (new) Service Sectors
- 7.2 Increased Labour Force Diversity in the German Economy
- 7.3 Transformation of Companies
- 7.4 The Decentralisation of Collective Bargaining to the Establishment Level.
- 7.5 Fragile Trade Union Support to Works Councils
- 8. Institutional Learning as a Starting Point to meet new Challenges
- 8.1 Learning and Institutions – a Contradiction?
- 8.2. Institutional Learning of Works Councils
- 8.3 Institutional Learning of Trade Unions
- 9. Conclusion
- References
- About the Author
- artec- Research Centre for Sustainability Studies
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