“…1986 1980-95 "News International dispute, 1986" [BW0148], 1986, Trades Union Congress In January 1986, the News International Group owned by Rupert Murdoch, sacked 5,500 workers for refusing to sign new working arrangements which included moving his printing works from Fleet Street to Wapping in East London. …”

“…1986 1980-95 "News International dispute, 1986" [BW0091], 1986, Trades Union Congress In January 1986, the News International Group owned by Rupert Murdoch, sacked 5,500 workers for refusing to sign new working arrangements which included moving his printing works from Fleet Street to Wapping in East London. …”

“…1986 1980-95 "News International dispute, 1986" [BW0071], 1986, Trades Union Congress In January 1986, the News International Group owned by Rupert Murdoch, sacked 5,500 workers for refusing to sign new working arrangements which included moving his printing works from Fleet Street to Wapping in East London. …”

“…1986 1980-95 "News International dispute, 1986" [BW0149], 1986, Trades Union Congress In January 1986, the News International Group owned by Rupert Murdoch, sacked 5,500 workers for refusing to sign new working arrangements which included moving his printing works from Fleet Street to Wapping in East London. …”

“…In this timely collection, an international group of scholars casts a rigorous eye toward efforts to combat these ailments. …”

“…The authors explore the values of European social democracy, how it can be revived and what kind of political economy it requires in order to thrive. An international group of distinguished academics addresses these issues and looks at how European social democracy can be used the build the Good Society. …”

“…Firm specific characteristics are shown to matter as well, notably that small firms and firms which are part of international groups realize more productivity gains than larger domestic competitors. …”

“…Smet-Boring DREDGING INTERNATIONAL. GROUPE TELECOM GROEP LERNOUT & HAUSPIE SPEECHPRODUCTS SIEMENS R.T.T. …”

“…C'est pour mettre a l'épreuve cette thèse que les chercheurs du GERPISA réseau international (Groupe d'études et de recherches permanent sur l'industrie et les salariés de l'automobile) ont entrepris d'analyser les trajectoires et les performances des quinze principaux constructeurs automobiles mondiaux depuis la fin des années soixante. …”