the close entanglement of interests and power (relations), and the early emergence of power-sensitive boundary spanning …

interests, claims and collective industrial relations actors themselves are put into question. We propose a field …-theoretical framework that enables us to take account of both, interests and recognition and their underlying power relations within a …

interests, claims and collective industrial relations actors themselves are put into question. We propose a field …-theoretical framework that enables us to take account of both, interests and recognition and their underlying power relations within a …

Abstract This article analyses the role of the state in shaping working and employment conditions with a focus on the … protective labour standards in that regard. State action and strategic decisions of major actors are strongly influenced by …

. Nevertheless, as a rule, state intervention in the interests of disempowerment is not an option. Often the disadvantages of state … empowerment are greater than the advantages. Frequently it is individual companies that benefit rather than the whole of society …

time regime? This article looks at the Covid-19 pandemic and respective state interventions from a perspective inspired by … can be understood as the result of a collision of opposing temporal logics. In order to contain the pandemic, the state … - commodification and rational use of time, acceleration, and appropriation of the future. This 'return of the state' as a power …

differently than in the US and the EU. The party-state is the (partial) owner of important companies and openly intervenes in the … authority. At the same time, the party-state organizes its rule through output legitimacy and functions in many respects as an … indicator-driven, meritocratic system. The expansion of hybrid Chinese party-state capitalism is therefore leading to a new …

Germany and France offer two different models of political and administrative organisation: a federal state on one side … of the Rhine and a unitary state on the other, albeit one that has become more decentralised over the last 40 years. Thus …