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Samhällsfarliga konflikter i en ny tid – utmaningar och reformbehov

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Arbetsmarknad, Arbetsrätt, Konfliktregler, Nils Karlson
Samhällsfarliga konflikter i en ny tid – utmaningar och reformbehov
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I rapporten undersöks om de svenska regelverken för hantering av samhällsfarliga arbetsmarknadskonflikter behöver uppdateras eller reformeras. Är de ändamålsenliga i en värld där viktiga samhällsfunktioner upprätthålls av ett stort antal ömsesidigt beroende aktörer i komplexa system där varje enskild nod blir kritisk för systemets funktionalitet, och där samhällsviktig verksamhet lika gärna är privat som offentlig? En jämförelse görs med motsvarande regleringsmetoderna och deras förändring i Storbritannien, Tyskland och Danmark.

Karlson, N. (2020). Samhällsfarliga konflikter i en ny tid – utmaningar och reformbehov. (Arbetsmarknadsprogrammet, rapport nr. 16) Stockholm: Ratio.

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