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David Abraham

Wer gehört zu uns?

2019

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America, Germany, Israel. Three Modes of Incorporation S. 127-134

„… intense resentment of the European, laborist »elites« who controlled the Labor Party and the state for …” „… both capital and labor and the crises of the social welfare state, the borders and bonds of …” „… and egalitarian. The combination of easy entry for newcomers, decentralized labor markets, modest …”

Constitutional Patriotism. Citizenship and Belonging S. 110-126

„… Ibid, pp. 61 f. Freeman puts it this way: »reduce the power of organized labor by dividing the working …” „… . Long-term foreign residents, or denizens, have enjoyed the same labor-market regulations and preferences as …” „… naturalization rate, no jus soli birthright citizenship, highly regulated labor markets, a strong system of …”

Doing Justice on Two Fronts. The Liberal Dilemma in Immigration S. 37-56

„… production – capital and labor, especially – are extraordinarily mobile. One consequence of that mobility …” „… former head of the United States Commission on Civil Rights. Hesburgh, revered in labor and civil rights …” „… leftish African-American former Congresswoman Barbara Jordan, was organized at the start of the Clinton …”

Law and Migration. The Last Bastion of Sovereignty S. 7-36

„… and beyond, often taking labor-market protectionism with it, social liberal progressivism, based …” „… example.20 There, but not only there, legal reform focused on the new labor migration from LAW AND …” „… to the first, Germany accepted free movement of EU labor after winning a seven-year break-in period …”

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Die Unternehmung

Browse Volumes: Die Unternehmung

DU Volume 75 (2021) Issue 1 ISSN Online: 2942-318X

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Thomas Bieger, Christian Laesser Managing Experiential Co-creations in Cooperative Networks – Learnings from Tourism S. 1-10

„… destinations suchas data and quality of labor markets. Second homes open access to important resourcesfor …” „… distinction increasingly irrelevant.Today, the scientific community is organized in a multitude of global and …” „… distributing systems (e.g. tour operating).It can be organized by the destinations. Or travels can be …”

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Thomas Apolte, Antje Funcke - Frühkindliche Bildung und Betreuung

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Thomas Apolte (ed.), Antje Funcke (ed.)

Frühkindliche Bildung und Betreuung

Series: Europäische Schriften zu Staat und Wirtschaft

Volume 23 2008

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Astrid Kunze Career interruptions of women, and child care systems – An international comparison S. 45-59

„… paper is organized as follows: In section 2, I describe the simple labour supply model and policies …” „… youngest, zero to three years old, is particular since care needs to be organized by parents 24 hours a …” „… government regulations. Services organized individually, on the other hand, are often confined to the role …”

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Hubertus Buchstein, Moritz Langfeldt - Otto Kirchheimer - Gesammelte Schriften

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Hubertus Buchstein (ed.), Moritz Langfeldt (ed.)

Otto Kirchheimer - Gesammelte Schriften

Series: Otto Kirchheimer - Gesammmelte Schriften

Volume 5 2020

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[10.] West German Trade Unions: Their Domestic and Foreign Policies[1957] S. 276-341

„… position of organized labor in order to set the price of labor and to determine working conditions. In the …” „… labor, puts it, organized labor stands for specific human values not inherent in any other group.17 It …” „… the exercise of normal labor-market functions was abandoned. There was substituted for it a doctrine …”

[11.] [Sammelrezension:] The Political Scene in West Germany[1957] S. 342-356

„… delegates from organized interests. Reciprocal permeation of parties and interest groups is one of the …” „… essay on the primordial role of the 9 In the absence of scholarly studies of organized business …” „… wide-range view of more recent changes in industrial organization, corporate interlocks, and organized …”

[24.] Elite – Consent – Control in the Western Political System[1964] S. 515-526

„… following traits: a high degree of urbanization, numerical preponderance of dependent labor showing a …” „… characterization of political elites in all advanced Western industrial societies. With the impact of organized …” „… carried on by organized groups: e.g., to avoid decolonization, to eliminate one set of members of the …”

[29.] The Transformation of the Western European Party Systems[1966] S. 630-653

„… from advancing from the stage of ad hoc parliamentary combinations to permanently organized …” „… important later, see also Henry W. Ehrmann, Organized Business in France, Princeton: Princeton University …” „… differences between group claims, such as between white-collar and manual labor groups, might be smoothed over …”

[19.] German Democracy in the 1950s[1961] S. 475-488

„… availability of a skilled, docile, and industrious reservoir of labor, coupled with the total exhaustion of the …” „… labor aristocracy of the imperialism debates of an earlier period – the less intense is the political …” „… health insurance scheme – as Labor Minister Blank found out to his discomfiture in early 1960, when both …”

[1.] The Composition of the German Bundestag, 1950[1950] S. 177-193

„… but also administrators, such as directors of labor exchanges or deputy Landräte, who hold their jobs …” „… government official, is explained both by the prevalence of these well-organized interest groups and by the …”

Einleitung S. 7-176

„… ›International Labor‹ und im 32 Brief von Otto Kirchheimer an Ernst Friesenhahn vom 13. Juli 1948, State …” „… des gleichen Jahres gab er ein mehrwöchiges Seminar über ›Labor Relations‹ an der Harvard University …” „… offizieller Gutachterauftrag für den Aufenthalt lautete, für das Office of Labor Affairs von HICOG eine Studie …”

[20.] European Parliaments[1963] S. 489-500

„… between political leadership and both organized groups and the unorganized masses. It is difficult to know …” „… work earnestly and laboriously to reserve a place for themselves in competition with the bustling …”

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Z'GuG Zeitschrift für Gemeinwirtschaft und Gemeinwohl

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Z'GuG Zeitschrift für Gemeinwirtschaft und Gemeinwohl

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Z’GuG Volume 44 (2021) Issue 4 ISSN Online: 2701-4207

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Mark J. Kaswan Cooperatives and the Question of Democracy S. 486-500

„… how democratic are cooperatives, really? Many of them are organized as representative democracies …” „… organization, including how the work is organized and how challenges are addressed. Cooperatives must be 5 A …” „… labor actions at Mondragon and is discussed in the literature on what in the U.S. are called union …”

Anja Niedworok, Monique Bolli, Martin Gutmann Tackling ill-structured problems with cooperatives. A proposal for further research and application S. 536-548

„… ., 2021). In other words, the way cooperatives are organized and act, allows for a balancing of interests …” „… (Mayo, 2013, 139; Webb and Novkovic, 2014), a development marked by the International Labor …” „… templates through which a problem is identified, organized and solved (Kaplan, 2008). They reduce …”

Richard Sturn Digital transformation, cooperatives, and the perspectives of workplace democracy S. 501-517

„… to hierarchically organized capitalist firms are related to the problems and pathologies of labour …” „… own experience, but have reservations because feedback and communication platforms organized digitally …” „… labour-managed firms are related to a laboristic idea of integrating the values of homo faber and the values of …”

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