The Palgrave Handbook of the Sociology of Work in Europe

• Charts the development of the sociology of work in 11 European countries- Brings to the fore the drivers and reasons for the development of the study of the sociology of work that can be neglected in more descriptive analyses-Examines the practice of sociology and the theory both longitudinally and comparatively using the study of individual countries as a framework

Charts the development of the sociology of work in 11 European countries Brings to the fore the drivers and reasons for the development of the study of the sociology of work that can be neglected in more descriptive analyses Examines the practice of sociology and the theory both longitudinally and comparatively using the study of individual countries as a framework

Auteur
Paul Stewart is Senior Research Professor, Sociology of Work and Employment, GEM, Grenoble ComUE Universite de Rhone-Alps, France

Jean-Pierre Durand is Professor of Sociology, University d'Évry Paris-Saclay, France, and Editor-founder of La Nouvelle Revue du Travail .

Maria-Magdalena Richea is Marie Curie ITN Alumna, 'ChangingEmployment' Post-Doctoral Experienced Researcher, University of Strathclyde, UK.

Contenu
Chapter 1. Towards a Sociology of the Sociology of Work in the UK since 1945: The Myth of the Golden Age; Carol Stephenson, Paul Stewart, David Wray.- Chapter 2. The Sociology of Work in France, Guillaume Tiffon, Jean-Pierre Durand. - Chapter 3. Sociology of Work in Germany; Holm-Detlev Köhler.- Chapter 4. Labour Sociology in Italy: Resisting Erosion Through Transformation and Dynamism; Valeria Pulignano.- Chapter 5. The Politics of Sociology and the Challenges of Transitions, Formalisation and Fragmentation: The Study of Work and Employment in Spain; Miguel Martínez Lucio, Carlos J. Fernández Rodríguez. - Chapter 6. Swedish Sociology of Work; Bengt Furåker.- Chapter 7. The Sociology of Work in Finland; Markku Sippola, Tuomo Alasoini.- Chapter 8. Sociology of Work in Poland; Adam Mrozowicki. - Chapter 9. Sociology of Work in Hungary; Violetta Zentai.- Chapter 10. Sociology of Work in Bulgaria; Vassil Kirov. - Chapter 11. Sociological Approaches to Work in Romania Since 1945; Norbert Petrovici, Florin Faje. - Conclusion; the Editors and the Authors.