Labour Relations in Transition in Eastern Europe

Frontmatter -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Introduction -- I. General Frameworks for the Restructuring -- Labour Relations in Transition in the East and the West -- Social Spaces and Acting Society -- Patterns of Work Identity in the Firm and Plant: An East-West Comparision -- Payment by Results in Transition: Capitalist and Socialist Restructuring -- Technical Progress and Decentralization of Socialist Economies -- Capitalism, Socialism, and Business Organizations -- II. Self-Management: From the Idea to Reality? -- Incompatible: Bulgaria - From Managed Self-Management to Managerial Management -- Radical Economic Reform and Democratization Process: a new Challenge for the Sociology of Work -- The Role of Self-Management in Polish Enterprises -- III. New Forms of Management and Labour -- Hungary's Changing Labour Relations System -- A Small Factory Working on a Lease Basis in the USSR -- Collective Forms of Work Organisation in Czechoslovak Economic Pratice -- Intraorganizational Determinants of Worker's Self-Management Activity -- IV. The Change of Trade Union Structures -- Business Democracy: Work Collective Councils and Trade Unions -- Current Reform Trends in Yugoslavia - A Challenge for Trade Unions -- On the Road to Autonomy: The Case of the Hungarian Unions -- Participation and Technological Alternatives in the German Democratic Republic: The Dilemma of Scientific Prediction and Co-Management by Trade Unions in the Past and Present -- V. Legal und Political Restructuring -- Toward a Social Market in Communist Nations -- Labour Legislation in a Socialist Country - Bulgaria a Case Study -- Industrial Democracy and Power Structuration in the Polish Economy -- Transition to Free Market Economy and Romania in the Year 2000. A Manpower Prospective Approach -- Effects of Workers' Profit Sharing Revisited: Some Methodological and Substantive Reflections -- Perspectives of Self-Government and De-Alienation in Business in the USSR -- VI. Instead of a Conclusion -- Dismantling the State and Creating Civil Society -- On the Authors -- Name Index -- Subject Index -- Backmatter

Zusammenfassung
Die Reihe Ausgaben Deutscher Literatur des VV. bis XVIII. Jahrhunderts&quote; startete 1967 mit dem Ziel, zur besseren Textkenntnis der vernachlassigten mittleren deutschen und neulateinischen Literatur beizutragen. In der Reihe erscheinen kritische Gesamtausgaben - in einzelnen Fallen auch Auswahlausgaben - der Werke bedeutender Autoren. Die Ausgaben werden in Textbande und Realienbande aufgeteilt. Sie enthalten neben dem Textcorpus, einem kritischen Apparat und einem ausfuhrlichen wissenschaftlichen Apparat auch - soweit vorhanden - Briefwechsel, Tagebucher, Gesprache, Zeugnisse der Zeitgenossen zu Person und Werk des Autors, Bildnisse usw. Daneben gibt es Dokumentationsreihen, in denen einzelne historisch interessante Texte zu einem reprasentativen Uberblick uber ihre Gattung zusammengestellt sind (Beispiele hierfur sind die Reihen Drama' und Roman').