Globalisation and Industrial Relations Theory  

Oleh:

Giles, Anthony

Jenis: Article from Journal - e-Journal
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Industrial Relations vol. 42 no. 2 (Jun. 2000), page 173-194.
Fulltext: 173.pdf (1.45MB)

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In this article it is suggested that mainstream industrial relations theory, because it is wedded to a 'national' analytical perspective or conceptual lens that leaves little room for 'the international', is ill-equipped to analyse globalisation. In contrast to the 'national lens' through which globalisation is usually studied, an 'international political economy more particularly is explored. The article then examines a number of implications of the international political economy approach for industrial relations theory, arguing that such a perspective permits a rethinking of the traditional dichotomy between 'national' and 'international' industrial relations, of the nature of work regulation, of the definition of industrial relations, and of its normative underpinnings.

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