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38 Comp. Lab. L. & Pol'y J. 233 (2016-2017)
Beyond Workplaces and Industries: Possibilities for Organized Action at the Territorial Level

handle is hein.journals/cllpj38 and id is 273 raw text is: BEYOND WORKPLACES AND INDUSTRIES: POSSIBILITIES FOR ORGANIZED ACTION AT THE TERRITORIAL LEVEL Ida Regaliat I. INTRODUCTION In parallel with the more traditional debate on tendencies toward the decentralization of industrial relations and collective bargaining,' for some time scholars and practitioners have begun to pay attention to the emergence of a wide variety of initiatives and activities promoted by trade unions and/or other civil society organizations, and directly or indirectly aimed at the defense and promotion of work, which do not fully belong among the traditional and consolidated industrial relations practices, and whose shared feature is that they are territorially rather than industry- or workplace-based. In the majority of cases, this attention springs from the intent to identify promising solutions for union decline within the extensive field of studies on union revitalization2 or union renewal.3 This is a broad framework within which diverse approaches can be located, including the organizing versus the t Department of Social and Political Sciences, Universith degli Studi di Milano, Italy, ida.regalia@unimi.it. 1. Anthony Ferner & Richard Hyman, Introduction: Towards European Industrial Relations?, in CHANGING INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS IN EUROPE xi (Anthony Ferner & Richard Hyman eds., 2d ed. 1998); Harry C. Katz, Introduction: The Changing Nature ofLabor, Management, and Government Interactions, in THE NEW STRUCTURE OF LABOR RELATIONS: TRIPARTISM AND DECENTRALIZATION 1 (Harry C. Katz, Wonduck Lee & Joohee Lee eds., 2004); Lucio Baccaro & Chris Howell, A Common Neoliberal Trajectory the Transformation of Industrial Relations in Advanced Capitalism, 39 POL. & Soc'Y 521 (2011). 2. Carole M. Frege & John Kelly, Union Revitalization Strategies in Comparative Perspective, 9 EUR. J. INDUS. REL. 7 (2003). 3. TRADE UNIONS IN RENEWAL: A COMPARATIVE STUDY (Peter Fairbrother & Charlotte A. B. Yates eds., 2003). 233

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