Jürgen Hoffmann (org.), The Solidarity Dilemma: Globalisation, Europeanisation and the Trade Unions by Hermes Augusto Costa

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Crimean Tatars in the Trade Union movement of the Crimean ASSR in the 1920–1930s by Grigorii Kondratjuk

Subjects: “…crimean council of trade unions…”
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Break or weld? trade union responses to global value chain restructuring by Ursula Huws

“…This paper provides a short introduction to this volume, sketching out some of the main dilemmas confronting trade unions in the context of global value chain restructuring, discussing some of the alternative strategies currently being adopted around the world and summarising the contributions to this volume.…”
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A. van den Berg, Trade union growth and decline in the Netherlands by B. Reinalda

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Trade unions’ inflation expectations and the second-round effect in South Africa by Temitope Lydia Leshoro

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Trade union membership identification and its influences on workers’ wage in China by Zhaoyang Sun

“…ACFTU defines union member as all staff and workers within enterprises that have established trade unions, which means an employee is calculated as a union member if his/her firm has union organization, so an individual’s union status depends on the employer’s willingness to accept trade unions. …”
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Trade unions’ responses to Industry 4.0 amid corporatism and resistance by Valeria Cirillo, Matteo Rinaldini, Jacopo Staccioli, Maria Enrica Virgillito

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Juggling multiple agendas: the struggle of trade unions against neoliberalism in Argentina by Federico M. Rossi

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LEGAL GUARANTEES OF FARMERS’ TRADE UNIONS’ FUNCTIONING IN POLAND by Jakub Gołaś

Subjects: “…individual farmers’ trade unions…”
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Trade Union Responses to Transnational Labour Mobility in the Finnish-Estonian Context by Rolle Alho

“…This article examines trade union strategies in relation to labor migration in Estonia and Finland, drawing on face-to-face interviews with trade unionists and official union statements. …”
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Regulating extended work shifts: conflict lines and challenges for trade unions by Dag Olberg

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THE RIGHT TO FORM AND TO JOIN TRADE UNIONS AS DEFINED IN INTERNATIONAL LEGAL INSTRUMENTS by Andon Majhoshev, Katerina Krusharska Velinovska

“…The right of workers to form and to join trade unions is one of the most important international labour standards. …”
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Developments and Changes Adversely Affecting Trade Unions in the Hospitality Industry of Zimbabwe by Farai Ncube, Olabanji Oni

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Managerial competencies for trade union officials in India: The key to union effectiveness by Shankha Shuvra Misra, Piyali Ghosh

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Judges ' associations and trade unions: International standards and selected national practices by Knežević-Bojović Ana S., Misailović Jovana M.

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Social media and industrial action: new tools for trade union activity by Ornella La Tegola

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Global Crisis: Global Opportunity? Trade Unions, Migration and Social Transformation by Ronaldo Munck

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Trade-union membership in the copperbelt of Zambia : a test of some hypotheses by Bates, Robert H.

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Employee status and collectivism: a study of managerial and professional trade unionism by Copley, Jane

“…How these aspects were addressed by the three unions provide a valuable insight into the way in which these unions are sustaining resilience against a more general backdrop of trade union membership decline. The study concludes that an aggregation of economic, political and work factors have combined to produce an environment that has become conducive to collectivism among managerial and professional workers in the three case-study unions. …”
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Union Business: Trade Union Organisation and Financial Reform in the Thatcher Years by Willman, P, Morris, T, Aston, B

“…It is fashionable to speak of trades unions in the UK as organisations in decline. …”