Developing a strong theoretical base for research and practice in
industrial relations and human resource management has to date
remained a largely unfulfilled challenge. This pioneering volume
helps close the theory gap by presenting contributions from fifteen
leading scholars that develop and extend theoretical perspectives
on work and the employment relationship. Subject areas covered
include theories of employment relations systems, varieties of
capitalism, the labor process, new institutional economics,
individual work motivation, strategic human resource management, a
theory of transaction costs and employment contracts, efficiency
versus equity, and comparative industrial relations.
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