Managing Modern Capitalism: Industrial Renewal and Workplace Democracy in the United States and Western Europe (Paperback)

Preface Introduction: The Transformation of Modern Capitalism by M. Donald Hancock, John Logue, and Bernt Schiller Strategies for Industrial Renewal Contrasting Approaches to Economic Management and Industrial Policy by M. Donald Hancock The United Kingdom, Sweden, and Germany: A Study in Contrasts and Convergence by M. Donald Hancock Industrial Policies in France by Sabine Erbes-Seguin Industrial Policy in a Federalist Polity: Microcorporatism in the United States by Seth Borgos Economic Management and Performance: A Comparative Assessment by M. Donald Hancock Workplace Democracy in Practice and Theory Workplace Democracy: The Dual Roots of Worker Participation by Bernt Schiller The Challenge to Industrial Democracy in Britain by John Hillard and David Coates The Swedish Model Reconstituted by Bernt Schiller Workplace Democracy in Germany by Jutta Helm The Rise and Fall of Autogestion in France by Bernard E. Brown Democratizing the American Corporation: Illusions and Realities of Employee Participation and Ownership by Catherine Ivancic and John Logue Workplace Democracy: A Comparative Assessment by Bernt Schiller Future Perspectives Prospective Policies in a Turbulent Age by John Logue Industrial Policy and Competitiveness in the United States by Ray Marshall The Transformation of Industrial Society: An Ecological and Economic Democratic Perspective by Franz Steinkuhler Beyond Wage-Earner Funds by Rudolf Meidner Democratic Theory and Atheoretical Democracy: Reflections on Building Democratic Enterprises in the American Economy by John Logue Conclusion: Managing Modern Capitalism: Unanticipated Consequences and Prospects by M. Donald Hancock, John Logue, and Bernt Schiller Bibliography Index