1st Edition
Military Unionism In The Post-Cold War Era A Future Reality?
Foreword Christopher Dandeker Introduction: An Overview of Military Unionism in the Post Cold War Era Lindy Heinecken Section 1: Countries with No Unions 1. The British Armed Forces: No Trust, No Representation, No Change Richard Bartle 2. Military Unionism in the Italian Armed Forces: Towards a new need for Representation Eraldo Olivetta 3. At The Margin Of Full Citizenship? The French Military and Union Rights Michel Louis Martin 4. Freedom of Association and the Canadian Forces: Current Status and Future Trends Kelly Farley, Rick Walker and Dan Mendoza Section 2: Countries Recently Unionised 5. South Africa: Facing the Challenge of Military Unionism Lindy Heinecken 6. A way ahead for soldiers’ interests? Military Unionism in Slovenia Maja Garb and Ljubica Jelušic 7. From Struggle for Representation to Mutually Beneficial Cooperation: Unions in the Irish Defence Forces Jean Callaghan 8. Military Collectivism in Australia: The Watchdog that doesn’t Bark Hugh Smith Section 3: Countries Unionised for Some Time 9. Military Unionism In Belgium Philippe Manigart, Delphine Resteigne and Reinhald Sabbe 10. The Citizen in Uniform: Unions and the German Armed Forces Jean Callaghan 11. Pluralism, Participation and Pacification: Military Unions in the Netherlands René Moelker 12. Danish Trade Unions and their Political Role Henning Sørensen 13. Conclusions: Placing Military Unionism in a Comparative Perspective Richard Bartle Index
Biography
Richard Bartle, Lindy Heinecken
