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Preface Introduction Wolfgang Lecher / Hans-Wolfgang Platzer Part 1TOWARDS EUROPEAN INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS? 1. On Course for European LabourRelations? The Prospects for Social Dialogue in the European Union Dirk Buda2. National Industrial Relations and the Prospects for European CollectiveBargaining Berndt Keller 3. Free Collective Bargaining - Post-MaastrichtMartin Coen 4. The Persistence of Differences in National IndustrialRelations Systems in Europe Klaus Armingeon 5. Industrial Relations andEuropean Integration Patterns, Dynamics and Limits of TransnationalisationHans-Wolfgang Platzer PART II TRANSNATIONAL INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS AND EUROPEANCOLLECTIVE BARGAINING Views of the Actors, Preconditions and StructuresUNITED KINGDOM 1. European Collective Bargaining - the View from theEngineering Employers Peter Reid 2. The TUC in Europe David Reid 3. Europeand the CBI Pete Burgess GERMANY 4. European Industrial Relations: anEmployer Viewpoint Alexander Klak 5. Collective Bargaining in the EuropeanUnion: the Standpoint of IG Metal Michael Blank EUROPEAN UNION 6. TheEuropean Trades Union Confederation (ETUC) Willi Buschak/Volker Kallenbach 7.European Collective Bargaining at Sectoral Level. Perspectives from theEuropean Metalworkers' Federation (EMF) Barbara Gerstenberger / Bert Thierron8. The European Public Sector Employers (CEEP) Werner Ellerkmann 9. The Unionof Industry and Employer Associations in Europe (UNICE) Renate Hornung-DrausPART III EUROPEAN WORKS COUNCILS European Industrial Relations atCompany-level 1. European Works Councils: an Assessment of French InitiativesUdo Rehfeldt 2. European Works Councils: the Role of the Negotiated OptionPaul Marginson 3. European Works Councils: Experiences and PerspectivesWolfgang Lecher PART IV USA JAPAN EUROPE A TRILATERAL COMPARISON 1. US LabourRelations and the North American Free Trade Area Christoph Scherrer 2. TheDebates on the Social Dimension in the North American Free Trade AgreementNorbert Malanowski 3. Industrial Relations and Collective Bargaining in JapanA challenge for Europe? Wolfgang Lecher