Renewal in the French Trade Union Movement: A Grassroots Perspective

Yet union membership has never been high in France, in part because collective bargaining covers 90 percent of workers, whether they are unionized or not. [...]the book reads much like a dissertation, and could have benefited from a rewrite and attention to editing.

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Published in:Contemporary sociology (Washington) 2013, Vol.42 (1), p.70-71
Main Author: Tucker, Kenneth H.
Format: Review
Language:English
Subjects:
Activism
Activists
Collective bargaining
Ethnography
Labor unions
Militancy
Public sector
REVIEWS
Social change
Sociology
Union membership
Workers
Working class
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Summary:Yet union membership has never been high in France, in part because collective bargaining covers 90 percent of workers, whether they are unionized or not. [...]the book reads much like a dissertation, and could have benefited from a rewrite and attention to editing.
ISSN:0094-3061
1939-8638
DOI:10.1177/0094306112468721e