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Preface&#13;
We announce International Contributions to Labour Studies at a propitious time. The collapse ofcentrally planned economies in the East, economic integration in Europe, and well over a decade of business restructuring within and between the world's market economies has opened long-standing labour market structures and policies to imminent change. The primary purpose of International Contributions to Labour Studies, then, is to provide a forum within which scholars and practitioners can assess current changes and policy options in a broadly comparative and historical setting. By publishing articles which analyse and evaluate the experiences of labour in industrial societies across time and space, the editors also hope to contribute to a wide range of current debates over the place of labour and labour market policy in economic growth and democratic governance.&#13;
The Editors&#13;
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