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A New Century of Corporatism? - Corporatism in Southern Europe--Spain and Portugal in Comparative Perspective (Hardcover)
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A New Century of Corporatism? - Corporatism in Southern Europe--Spain and Portugal in Comparative Perspective (Hardcover)
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Royo examines how national-level social bargaining was established
in Portugal and Spain during the last two decades, despite
unpropitious institutional and structural conditions. He argues
that this development was the result of the reorientation of the
strategies of the social actors. With their support for these
macro-economic agreements labor unions sought to participate in
labor and economic reforms and avoid the implementation of
unilateral policies on the part of governments, while mitigating
the decline in their bargaining power at the workplace level. In
addition, Royo contends that a process of institutional learning
and increasing autonomy by unions from political parties,
particularly in Spain, have further enhanced social dialogue and
led the social actors to conclude that previous confrontational
strategies were detrimental to the interests of their
constituencies and threatened their own survival. Royo claims that
the emergence of new institutions to promote tripartite social
bargaining in both countries resulted in the institutionalization
of the bargaining process and contributed to a transformation in
the pattern of industrial relations. Of particular interest to
scholars and researchers involved with Iberian politics, labor, and
political economy.
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