New actors within the European Employment strategy (EES): the presence of the legislative power and trade unions in a coexistent dialogue in Luxembourg (2005-2008)

New actors within the European Employment strategy (EES): the presence of the legislative power and trade unions in a coexistent dialogue in Luxembourg (2005-2008)

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2009-Cilt: 11 Sayı: 5

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European Employment Strategy (SEE), social dialogue, National Reform Programmes (NRP), legislative power, civil society, industrial relations

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