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Labor migration as a source of institutional change : Danish and Australian construction sectors compared

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Collective wage regulation in northern Europe under strain : multiple drivers of change and differing responses

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Collective wage bargaining under strain in northern European construction : resisting institutional drift?

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Active enactment and virtuous circles of employment relations : how Danish unions organised the transnationalised Copenhagen Metro construction project

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Sustaining "high road" employment relations in the Swedish and Danish construction industries

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Workers, power and society : power resource theory in contemporary capitalism

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Posted work in the European Union : the political economy of free movement

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Power resource theory revisited : the perils and promises for understanding contemporary labour politics

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Is labour migration disrupting dual vocational education and training systems? : empirical evidence from the Danish and Norwegian construction sectors

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