JILPT Comparative Labor Law Seminar 2006 (February 21)
Decentralizing Industrial Relations and the Role of Labor Unions and Employee Representatives
JILPT holds a biennial Comparative Labor Law Seminar, with the aim of having cross-national discussion and comparative analyses on critical issues in the field of labor law, by inviting researchers from abroad. This year the 8th Seminar was held with the theme of "Decentralizing Industrial Relations and the Role of Labor Unions and Employee Representatives."
The papers presented in the seminar are compiled as JILPT Report No.3 (PDF:557KB)
"Decentralizing Industrial Relations and the Role of Labor Unions and Employee Representatives"
Coordinator
- Takashi Araki
- Professor, University of Tokyo
- Shinya Ouchi
- Professor, Kobe University
Discussants and submitted papers
- Hideyuki Morito
- Professor, Dr., Seikei Law School, Seikei University (Japan)
Decentralizing Decentralized Industrial Relations?: the Role of Labor Unions and Employee Representatives in Japan (PDF:71KB) - Bernd Waas
- Professor of Law, University of Hagen (Germany)
Decentralizing Industrial Relations and the Role of Labor Unions and Employee Representatives in German (PDF:96KB) - Julien Mouret
- Ph.D. Candidate, Université Montesquieu-Bordeaux IV (France)
Collective Relations in France: A Multi-layered System in Mutation (PDF:99KB) - Maurizio Del Conte
- Professor of Law, Universitá Bocconi (Italy)
Decentralizing Industrial Relations and the Role of Labor Unions and Employee Representative (PDF:68KB) - Catherine Barnard
- Dr. Reader in Law, University of Cambridge, Fellow of TrinityCollege, Cambridge (UK)
Worker Representation in the UK (PDF:78KB) - Thomas Kohler
- Professor, Boston College Law School (USA)
Decentralizing Industrial Relations: The American Situation and its Significance in Comparative Perspe (PDF:94KB) - Anthony Forsyth
- Senior Lecturer, Dr., Faculty of Business & Economics, Monash University (Australia)
Decentralisation and ‘Deregulation’ of Labour Relations through‘Ultra-Regulation’: Australia’s 2005 Labour Law Reforms (PDF:76KB) - Chih-Poung Liou
- Senior Partner, Formosan Brothers Attorneys-at-Law (Taiwan)
The Roles of Labor Unions and Employee Representatives in Taiwan (PDF:99KB) - Sukhwan Choi
- Ph.D. Candidate in Law, Seoul National University (Korea)
Employee Representation System in South Korea (PDF:67KB)
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