Journal of the Association for Information Systems · 1992 · 54 citations · 4 references
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ManagementOrganization StudiesSociologyEmployee RelationsIndustrial RelationsLabor RelationsTrade Union PolicyTrade UnionismCollective Resource ManagementIndustrial Relations InstitutionsIndustrial Relations ReformIndustrial Relations SystemsLabor UnionsTrade Union MovementsTrade Union PowerUnion Ideology
The Collective Resource Approach is an innovative Scandinavian approach to the design and implementation of new technologies in the work place. It attempts to empower trade unions and workers at the local level by exploiting the needs of the highly integrated Scandinavian economies to constantly improve their technology. In this paper we discuss the practical impact of the CRA in Scandinavia and its likely relevance to the U.S. We conclude that the Collective Resource Approach has not been accepted by workers and unions nor affected in major way the day-today practice in Scandinavian work places. The reasons are both ideological and embedded in the Scandinavian systems of industrial relations. For somewhat different reasons, notably the disintegration of the U.S. trade union movement, the Collective Resource Approach seems even less likely to serve as a useful model for the United States.
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