Citizenship, Labour Markets and Democratization: Chile and the Modern Sequence (St. Antony's)

Cover......Page 1
Contents......Page 8
List of Tables and Figures......Page 11
Acknowledgements......Page 16
List of Abbreviations and Spanish terms......Page 18
Political and social democratization......Page 24
Social citizenship and development......Page 25
Political transitions and citizenship: the Chilean case......Page 27
Part I Theoretical Issues......Page 30
Bases of occupational citizenship......Page 32
Occupational citizenship and development......Page 34
Marshall on citizenship reconsidered......Page 36
The development of social citizenship......Page 43
Conclusion......Page 51
Labour market flexibilization: the core controversies......Page 52
Labour freedom and the development of human resources......Page 55
Market reforms and labour institutions in Chile (1973–90)......Page 61
Conclusion......Page 71
Part II Labour Politics and Chile\'s Transition......Page 74
3 Business Leaders and Democracy\'s Limits......Page 76
Background......Page 77
The CPC in transition politics......Page 83
Conclusion......Page 89
4 Unions, Parties and the Sacrifice for Democracy......Page 91
Unions before and during Pinochet......Page 93
Politicians and bureaucrats: the labour leaders and their advisers......Page 100
Accommodation of the opposition parties......Page 103
Conclusion......Page 104
5 The Transition to Democracy and the Enforcement of Markets......Page 106
Managerial autonomy and pacts of legitimation......Page 107
Non-intervention and transition politics......Page 108
The question of sectoral pact-making......Page 112
The re-reform of the Labour Code: labour issues under Frei (1993–2001)......Page 119
Conclusion......Page 122
Part III Social Citizenship and Chile\'s Labour Reforms......Page 124
6 Democratic Legitimation and the New Labour Code That Never Was......Page 126
Labour flexibility in a comparative perspective......Page 127
The politics and development discourse of labour legislation......Page 128
The legal reform under scrutiny......Page 133
Conclusion......Page 150
7 Training Policy and Decentralization......Page 152
Chile and the liberal model......Page 153
The training policies of the 1990s......Page 157
The politics of an unemployment insurance regime......Page 167
Conclusion......Page 174
Labour relations and human resources......Page 176
Forms of labour flexibility and democratization in industrial firms......Page 181
Inter-firm flexibility and the organization of work......Page 191
The contexts of workers\' training......Page 197
Conclusion......Page 202
9 Union Strength, History and Effects......Page 207
Local unions and labour flexibility......Page 208
Definitions of union strength......Page 210
Local labour leaders and the flexibility debate......Page 223
The traditional industrial relations institutions......Page 228
Conclusion......Page 234
Social and political democratization......Page 238
Labour institutions and economic development......Page 240
Appendix 1 Tables to Accompany Chapter 1......Page 245
Appendix A Notes on Survey Sampling......Page 251
Appendix B Statistics to Accompany Chapters 8 and 9......Page 255
Appendix C Notes on Regression Tables......Page 260
Appendix D Notes on Loglinear Tables......Page 263
Notes......Page 265
Select Bibliography......Page 293
List of Interviews......Page 306
B......Page 310
C......Page 311
D......Page 312
H......Page 313
L......Page 314
M......Page 315
O......Page 316
S......Page 317
U......Page 319
Z......Page 320