Privatization and Labor. Responses and Consequnces in Global Perspective

Bibliografia: PP. 260-261. - Cook Linda J. - Murphy Craig,Keat preston,Pripstein Posusney Marsha,Candland Christopher,Alexander Chris,Rama Martin,Martin Brendan,Francis Corinna-Barbar,Vinogradova Elena,Rein Martin,Pineda José - Rodriguéz Francisco
Intrduction, pp. 1-13,Unions in Transition: Why Organized Labor Embraced Economic Reform in POland (1989-99), pp. 14-42,Egyptian Labor Struggles in the Era of Privatizaiton: The Moral Economy Thesis Revisited, pp. 43-64,The Politica Element in Economic Reform: Labor Institutions and Privatization Patterns in South Asia, p. 65-82,Enterprise Reform amd Labor in Norht Africa, pp. 83-110,Public Sector Downsizing: An Introduction, pp. 111-135,Privatizing and Employment: Some General Issues, pp. 136-149,Ironies and Obstacles to Chinàs Post-Socialist Housing Privatization, pp. 150-178,Provision of Social Benefits by Russian Enterprises: Managers' Behavior and Motivatons, pp. 179-199,The Political Economy of Pension Reform: Poland and Hungary, pp. 200-243,Labor and the Politics of Human Capital Accumulation, pp. 244-262