Marino Regini
Biographic Data
| ID | 281336 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marino Regini |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marino |
| FAMILY NAME | Regini |
| SIGNATURE | REGINI M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Milan |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1917-0176 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 123 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 3 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Mediterranean Capitalism Revisited
Mediterranean Capitalism Revisited
Trade Unions and Employment Relations in Italy during the Economic Crisis
Many of the usual assumptions about the impact of the economic crisis on trade unions and employment relations only partially fit the Italian case. Trade unions during the crisis showed resilience both organisationally and as important actors in economic and political life. Also, the national industry level reaffirmed itself as the key level in industrial relations. Explanations of these unexpected outcomes have to do with some features of all th…
Territorial Differences in the Italian ‘Social Model’
Colombo S. and Regini M. Territorial differences in the Italian ‘social model’, Regional Studies. As elsewhere in Europe in the post-Second World War period the Italian political élites shared the belief that market economies should not be left entirely to the market, but rather follow some sort of ‘social model’. However, while Italy did join Continental European countries in developing such an institutional arrangement, this was differently sha…
Labour and the global financial crisis
At the 21st SASE Conference in Paris, in July 2009, a group of political economy and industrial relations scholars discussed whether the current legitimation crisis of financial capitalism could be viewed as a turning point for labour internationally. Following are an introduction by the panel organizer, Lucio Baccaro, and revised versions of presentations by Robert Boyer, Colin Crouch, Marino Regini, Paul Marginson, Richard Hyman and Rebecca Gum…
Convergent perspectives in economic sociology
Journal Article Convergent perspectives in economic sociology: an Italian view of contemporary developments in Western Europe and North America Get access Gabriele Ballarino, Gabriele Ballarino Department of Labour and Welfare Studies, University of Milan, 20122 Milan, Italy Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Marino Regini Marino Regini Department of Labour and Welfare Studies, University of Milan, 20122 Mila…
A propósito de los capitalismos contemporáneos
Tripartite Concertation and Varieties of Capitalism
The relatively recent literature on varieties of capitalism has developed alongside, and also overlapped with, the older debate on tripartite concertation as a form of regulation of the economy. Yet these two strands of research were by no means born with the same objectives and assumptions. This article examines different aspects of the relationship between them. The first three sections discuss the extent to which concerted regulation of the ec…
Work and labour in global economies
This article examines the new trends in the regulation of work brought about by recent changes in the economy. Contrary to received wisdom, what is taking place in most European economies is not a generalized employers' attack on negotiation in order to restore unilateral authority. Rather, it is the growth of individual or small-group forms of bargaining on the one hand and of tripartite agreements on the other. These are forms of negotiation di…
From Tellers to Sellers
Once stolid, strictly regulated organizations that epitomized lifetime employment, retail banks are now highly competitive enterprises with fragmented career structures and a new focus on sales and performance. Because banks are a major employer of labor, such changes have important implications for the workplace experiences and job opportunities of a significant proportion of the workforce in OECD and newly industrialized countries.This book is …
Why Deregulate Labour Markets?
This book explores the deregulation of labour markets in Europe. It reviews the different national approaches to flexibility and deregulation, and examines their impact on unemployment structure and trends. The book is divided into two parts. Part I focuses on current labour policies and the different approaches to flexibilisation. Part II presents detailed studies on eight European countries. Each represents distinct regulatory patterns and diff…
Between Deregulation and Social Pacts
In the 1990s, the “challenges” raised against the traditional forms of regulation of the European economies have dramatically increased and have seemingly grown ever more threatening. In the opinion of some scholars, and even more so in the platitudes of the mass media, the greatest threat seems to be raised by the globalization of markets and the intensification of international competition. These phenomena compel national economies to adjust pr…
Still Engaging in Corporatism? Recent Italian Experience in Comparative Perspective
This article argues that, in the 1990s, the long decline of concertation between governments and organized interests over economic policies has been reversed in several European countries. This can be seen most visibly in Italy, where highly successful tripartite agreements have been reached and major `reform laws' have been passed after negotiation with the social partners. This re-emergence of concertation calls into question some assumptions o…
Different Responses to Common Demailands
Journal Article Different Responses to Common Demailands:Firms, Institutions, and Training in Europe Get access Marino Regini Marino Regini University of Milan, Faculty of Political SciencesVia Gonservatorio 7, 20122 Milano, Italye-mail:[email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar European Sociological Review, Volume 13, Issue 3, December 1997, Pages 267–282, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordj…
Employers, unions and the state
In the 1990s a series of events has signalled the resurgence of concertation between governments and the social partners. Two tripartite agreements on incomes policies and the collective bargaining system, and 'negotiated' laws designed to reform pensions and the civil service, have provided the basis for the economic recovery which took place despite the turbulent phase of political transition. Concertation appears to be broader and more stable …
The Puzzle of Strikes
Entre la micro y la macrorregulación
Demande en ressources humaines et institutions de formation dans quelques régions européennes
Marino Regini The demand for human resources and training institutions in a few European regions Discussions about new, post-Fordist, production models assume that companies think it is important for personnel to be highly qualified. Interviews with heads of firms and of vocational schools indicate that recruiting ever more highly qualified wage-earners is not the only possibility. The choice about the levels of training (or education) and of job…
The Future of Labour Movements
Introduction - Marino Regini The Past and Future of Social Studies of Labour Movements The Strength of Union Movements in Advanced Capitalist Democracies - Jelle Visser Social and Organizational Variations Labour Movements and Political Systems - J Samuel Valenzuela Some Variations The Resurgence of Labour Quiescence - Michael Shalev The Emerging Realignment Between Labour Movements and Welfare States - GA sta Esping-Andersen Trade Unions and the…
The Future of Labour Movements
Economic Crisis, Trade Unions and the State
Trade union strategies and social policy in Italy and Sweden
1980). Trade union strategies and social policy in Italy and Sweden. West European Politics: Vol. 3, Trade Unions and Politics in Western Europe, pp. 107-123
Labour Unions, Industrial Action and Politics
1979). Labour Unions, Industrial Action and Politics. West European Politics: Vol. 2, Italy in Transition: Conflict and Consensus, pp. 49-66
Between Deregulation and Social Pacts
In the 1990s, the “challenges” raised against the traditional forms of regulation of the European economies have dramatically increased and have seemingly grown ever more threatening. In the opinion of some scholars, and even more so in the platitudes of the mass media, the greatest threat seems to be raised by the globalization of markets and the intensification of international competition. These phenomena compel national economies to adjust pr…
Employers, unions and the state
In the 1990s a series of events has signalled the resurgence of concertation between governments and the social partners. Two tripartite agreements on incomes policies and the collective bargaining system, and 'negotiated' laws designed to reform pensions and the civil service, have provided the basis for the economic recovery which took place despite the turbulent phase of political transition. Concertation appears to be broader and more stable …
Trade Unions and Employment Relations in Italy during the Economic Crisis
Many of the usual assumptions about the impact of the economic crisis on trade unions and employment relations only partially fit the Italian case. Trade unions during the crisis showed resilience both organisationally and as important actors in economic and political life. Also, the national industry level reaffirmed itself as the key level in industrial relations. Explanations of these unexpected outcomes have to do with some features of all th…
Labour and the global financial crisis
At the 21st SASE Conference in Paris, in July 2009, a group of political economy and industrial relations scholars discussed whether the current legitimation crisis of financial capitalism could be viewed as a turning point for labour internationally. Following are an introduction by the panel organizer, Lucio Baccaro, and revised versions of presentations by Robert Boyer, Colin Crouch, Marino Regini, Paul Marginson, Richard Hyman and Rebecca Gum…
Labour Unions, Industrial Action and Politics
1979). Labour Unions, Industrial Action and Politics. West European Politics: Vol. 2, Italy in Transition: Conflict and Consensus, pp. 49-66
The Future of Labour Movements
Trade union strategies and social policy in Italy and Sweden
1980). Trade union strategies and social policy in Italy and Sweden. West European Politics: Vol. 3, Trade Unions and Politics in Western Europe, pp. 107-123
Territorial Differences in the Italian ‘Social Model’
Colombo S. and Regini M. Territorial differences in the Italian ‘social model’, Regional Studies. As elsewhere in Europe in the post-Second World War period the Italian political élites shared the belief that market economies should not be left entirely to the market, but rather follow some sort of ‘social model’. However, while Italy did join Continental European countries in developing such an institutional arrangement, this was differently sha…
Work and labour in global economies
This article examines the new trends in the regulation of work brought about by recent changes in the economy. Contrary to received wisdom, what is taking place in most European economies is not a generalized employers' attack on negotiation in order to restore unilateral authority. Rather, it is the growth of individual or small-group forms of bargaining on the one hand and of tripartite agreements on the other. These are forms of negotiation di…
A propósito de los capitalismos contemporáneos
Labour Unions, Industrial Action and Politics
1979). Labour Unions, Industrial Action and Politics. West European Politics: Vol. 2, Italy in Transition: Conflict and Consensus, pp. 49-66
Trade union strategies and social policy in Italy and Sweden
1980). Trade union strategies and social policy in Italy and Sweden. West European Politics: Vol. 3, Trade Unions and Politics in Western Europe, pp. 107-123
Economic Crisis, Trade Unions and the State
The Future of Labour Movements
Introduction - Marino Regini The Past and Future of Social Studies of Labour Movements The Strength of Union Movements in Advanced Capitalist Democracies - Jelle Visser Social and Organizational Variations Labour Movements and Political Systems - J Samuel Valenzuela Some Variations The Resurgence of Labour Quiescence - Michael Shalev The Emerging Realignment Between Labour Movements and Welfare States - GA sta Esping-Andersen Trade Unions and the…
The Future of Labour Movements
Demande en ressources humaines et institutions de formation dans quelques régions européennes
Marino Regini The demand for human resources and training institutions in a few European regions Discussions about new, post-Fordist, production models assume that companies think it is important for personnel to be highly qualified. Interviews with heads of firms and of vocational schools indicate that recruiting ever more highly qualified wage-earners is not the only possibility. The choice about the levels of training (or education) and of job…
Entre la micro y la macrorregulación
Still Engaging in Corporatism? Recent Italian Experience in Comparative Perspective
This article argues that, in the 1990s, the long decline of concertation between governments and organized interests over economic policies has been reversed in several European countries. This can be seen most visibly in Italy, where highly successful tripartite agreements have been reached and major `reform laws' have been passed after negotiation with the social partners. This re-emergence of concertation calls into question some assumptions o…
Different Responses to Common Demailands
Journal Article Different Responses to Common Demailands:Firms, Institutions, and Training in Europe Get access Marino Regini Marino Regini University of Milan, Faculty of Political SciencesVia Gonservatorio 7, 20122 Milano, Italye-mail:[email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar European Sociological Review, Volume 13, Issue 3, December 1997, Pages 267–282, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordj…
Employers, unions and the state
In the 1990s a series of events has signalled the resurgence of concertation between governments and the social partners. Two tripartite agreements on incomes policies and the collective bargaining system, and 'negotiated' laws designed to reform pensions and the civil service, have provided the basis for the economic recovery which took place despite the turbulent phase of political transition. Concertation appears to be broader and more stable …
The Puzzle of Strikes
Why Deregulate Labour Markets?
This book explores the deregulation of labour markets in Europe. It reviews the different national approaches to flexibility and deregulation, and examines their impact on unemployment structure and trends. The book is divided into two parts. Part I focuses on current labour policies and the different approaches to flexibilisation. Part II presents detailed studies on eight European countries. Each represents distinct regulatory patterns and diff…
Between Deregulation and Social Pacts
In the 1990s, the “challenges” raised against the traditional forms of regulation of the European economies have dramatically increased and have seemingly grown ever more threatening. In the opinion of some scholars, and even more so in the platitudes of the mass media, the greatest threat seems to be raised by the globalization of markets and the intensification of international competition. These phenomena compel national economies to adjust pr…
From Tellers to Sellers
Once stolid, strictly regulated organizations that epitomized lifetime employment, retail banks are now highly competitive enterprises with fragmented career structures and a new focus on sales and performance. Because banks are a major employer of labor, such changes have important implications for the workplace experiences and job opportunities of a significant proportion of the workforce in OECD and newly industrialized countries.This book is …
Tripartite Concertation and Varieties of Capitalism
The relatively recent literature on varieties of capitalism has developed alongside, and also overlapped with, the older debate on tripartite concertation as a form of regulation of the economy. Yet these two strands of research were by no means born with the same objectives and assumptions. This article examines different aspects of the relationship between them. The first three sections discuss the extent to which concerted regulation of the ec…
Work and labour in global economies
This article examines the new trends in the regulation of work brought about by recent changes in the economy. Contrary to received wisdom, what is taking place in most European economies is not a generalized employers' attack on negotiation in order to restore unilateral authority. Rather, it is the growth of individual or small-group forms of bargaining on the one hand and of tripartite agreements on the other. These are forms of negotiation di…
A propósito de los capitalismos contemporáneos
Convergent perspectives in economic sociology
Journal Article Convergent perspectives in economic sociology: an Italian view of contemporary developments in Western Europe and North America Get access Gabriele Ballarino, Gabriele Ballarino Department of Labour and Welfare Studies, University of Milan, 20122 Milan, Italy Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Marino Regini Marino Regini Department of Labour and Welfare Studies, University of Milan, 20122 Mila…
Labour and the global financial crisis
At the 21st SASE Conference in Paris, in July 2009, a group of political economy and industrial relations scholars discussed whether the current legitimation crisis of financial capitalism could be viewed as a turning point for labour internationally. Following are an introduction by the panel organizer, Lucio Baccaro, and revised versions of presentations by Robert Boyer, Colin Crouch, Marino Regini, Paul Marginson, Richard Hyman and Rebecca Gum…
Territorial Differences in the Italian ‘Social Model’
Colombo S. and Regini M. Territorial differences in the Italian ‘social model’, Regional Studies. As elsewhere in Europe in the post-Second World War period the Italian political élites shared the belief that market economies should not be left entirely to the market, but rather follow some sort of ‘social model’. However, while Italy did join Continental European countries in developing such an institutional arrangement, this was differently sha…
Trade Unions and Employment Relations in Italy during the Economic Crisis
Many of the usual assumptions about the impact of the economic crisis on trade unions and employment relations only partially fit the Italian case. Trade unions during the crisis showed resilience both organisationally and as important actors in economic and political life. Also, the national industry level reaffirmed itself as the key level in industrial relations. Explanations of these unexpected outcomes have to do with some features of all th…
Mediterranean Capitalism Revisited
Mediterranean Capitalism Revisited
Economics (15 works) · Political science (14 works) · Labor Movements and Unions (10 works) · Social Policy and Reform Studies (9 works) · Economic system (7 works) · Law (7 works) · Politics (7 works) · Market economy (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Labour economics (5 works)