Preface by Ichiro Nakayama - The Changing Patterns of Industrial Relations, Proceedings of the International Conference on Industrial Relations, Tokyo Japan 1968

The Japan Institute of Labour, Tokyo, Japan, 1965. First Edition, Softcover. Very Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. Papers are: Historical Background of the Growth of Modern Industrial Relations: The Dynamics of the Nation State - Japan's Industrial Society by Robert J Ballon; The Exportability of Trade Union Movements - The Japan-US Trade Union Cultural Exchange Program by Bernard Karsh; Continuity and Discontinuity - An Approach to Industrial Relations Systems by Hisashi Kawada; Universalism and Particularism - Challenge for Industrial Relations Research by Solomon B Levine; The Modernization of Industrial Relations in Japan by Ichiro Nakayama; Implications of Dual Allegiance in the Modernization of Industrial Relations n Japan by Kunio Odaka; Traditionalism of Industrial Relations in Japan by Kazuo Okochi; The New Industrial Relations by Arthur M Ross. Impact of Technological and Concomitant Changes of Industrial Relations: The Impact of Technological Changes on Industrial Relations in the Federal Republic of Germany by Friedrich Furstenberg; Industrial Relations - The Influence of Economic and Technological Change by Benjamin C Roberts; The Changing Pattern of Collective Bargaining in Japan by Taishiro Shirai; Impact of Technical Change on Industrial Relations in Japan by Mikio Sumiya; Japanese Wage Structure and Its Significance for International Comparisons by Masumi Tsuda. Changing Role of Government in Industrial Relations: Historical Outline of the Judiciary in Industrial Relations by Toru Ariizumi; The Changing Role of Labour Legislation by Teruhisa Ishii; The Role of the State in Industrial Relations and Its Modernization - The Changing Nature of Governmental Intervention by Masaichiro Ishii; Changing Role of Government in Industrial Relations by Otto Kahn-Freund; Some Aspects of Industrial Relations in Britain from 1954 to 1964 by Hilary A Marquand; An Outline - The Role of the Government in Industrial Relations by Teruo Minemura; The System of Prevention and Settlement of Industrial Disputes in Japan by Tadashi Mitsfuji; Social Security in Japan by Takeshi Takahashi. Lightly rubbed and darkened grey covers with fold-overs, sound binding, clean pages and inside covers.. No dust jacket, as published. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: under 1 kg. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 11617081040. ISBN: 085115073X

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