Renewing Democratic Deliberation in Europe

Contents: Jean De Munck/Claude Didry/Isabelle Ferreras/Annette Jobert: Introduction - Ton Korver/Günther Schmid: Enhancing Transition Capacities and Sustainable Transitions - Dominique Méda: New Wealth Indicators. The Contribution of Social and Civil Dialogue - Joel Rogers: Productive Democracy - Paul Marginson: The Challenges of Multi-level Governance. The Case of European Social Dialogue - Simon Deakin/Aristea Koukiadaki: Social Dialogue in the UK. Moving beyond the Single Channel of Representation? - Konstantinos Papadakis: Global Framework Agreements. Bridging Social Dialogue and Civil Dialogue? - Jean De Munck/Isabelle Ferreras: The Democratic Exchange, as the Combination of Deliberation, Bargaining, and Experimentation - Claude Didry/Annette Jobert: Deliberation. A New Dimension in European Industrial Relations - Serafino Negrelli: Remarks on Deliberative Democracy, Social, and Civil Dialogue - Lucio Baccaro: Is Civil Dialogue Deliberative? - Lowell Turner: Unions, Civil Society, and the Renewal of Social Dialogue in the United States - Béla Galgóczi/Philippe Pochet: How Trade Unions Cope with the Challenge of the Green Transformation in Europe? - Jean De Munck/Claude Didry/Isabelle Ferreras/Annette Jobert: Afterword.

Jean De Munck, professor at the Catholic University of Louvain (Belgium) and member of its CriDIS research center, is a specialist of the critical sociology of norms.
Claude Didry, tenured researcher at the CNRS (France) and director of the IDHE research center, is a sociologist with a particular interest in work institutions.
Isabelle Ferreras, tenured researcher at the FNRS (Belgium), professor at the Catholic University of Louvain and member of its CriDIS research center, is a sociologist who studies the evolution of productive relations in the context of the service-based society.
Annette Jobert, tenured researcher at the CNRS (France) and member of the IDHE research center, specializes in European and French industrial relations.