The International Journal of Human Resource Management · 2004 · 15 citations · 7 references
LawComparative LawLabor LawComparative Labor LawComparative Labour LawIndustrial RelationsComparative Legal TheoryEmploymentRight To WorkComparative Labour Law MethodologyDuty TheoryFlexibilityIndustrial LabourManagerial PrerogativeNormative InstitutionsPrerogative Power
This paper presents a discussion of the general reasons for conducting comparative research, the need for a socio-legal functional approach and the motives for subjecting Swedish, English and German labour law to study. Anna Christensen's theory of the normative field of law is discussed and applied to the field of comparative labour law research. The focus of the research is the legal regulation of the managerial prerogative ( especially the employer's right to direct and allocate work) in the light of the increasing trend towards greater flexibility in employment.
7
An Introduction to Comparative Law
Arthur Taylor von Mehren, Tony Weir, Konrad Zweigert et al. · The American Journal of Comparative Law · 1988 · 379 citations
The productive disintegration of labour law
Hugh Collins · Industrial Law Journal · 1997 · 34 citations
METHODS and Aims of Comparative Contract Law
Hugh Collins · Oxford Journal of Legal Studies · 1991 · 28 citations