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Table of contents of the issue 4/2016, autumn
Autonomia e subordinazione DEL diritto del lavoro. Per i 30 anni di Lavoro e diritto

ISBN: 978-88-15-26223-3

Year: XXX

Umberto Romagnoli

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 567-570 DOI: 10.1441/86143

Giovanni Cazzetta

Thirty years of Lavoro e diritto

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 571-584 DOI: 10.1441/86144

Culture e dottrine del giuslavorismo

Luigi Mariucci

Cultures and theories of labour law studies

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 585-644 DOI: 10.1441/86145

Riccardo Del Punta Bruno Caruso

The autonomy of labour law is fading away?

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 645-678 DOI: 10.1441/86146

Antoine Lyon-Caen

A view on labour law scholars

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 679-684 DOI: 10.1441/86147

Lorenzo Zoppoli

Labour lawyers between one-dimension politics and epistemological polarization (or labour law between poetry and prose)

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 685-694 DOI: 10.1441/86148

Lorenzo Gaeta

The subordination of the Italian labour law to Germany

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 695-706 DOI: 10.1441/86149

Vincenzo Bavaro

Remarks about science and politics on labour law

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 707-718 DOI: 10.1441/86150

Valerio Speziale

The transformation of labour law

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 719-728 DOI: 10.1441/86151

Amos Andreoni

Missed opportunities and future prospects in pursuit of a methodology

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 729-740 DOI: 10.1441/86152

Monica McBritton

Labour law scholarship in crisis: marginal notes

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 741-748 DOI: 10.1441/86153

Aurora Vimercati

Labour law, organizational culture and proactive policies

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 749-760 DOI: 10.1441/86154

Il diritto del lavoro vivente: la giurisprudenza

Maria Vittoria Ballestrero

Judicial decisions and the construction of labour law

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 761-812 DOI: 10.1441/86155

Raffaele De Luca Tamajo

The role of case law in labour law; light and shadows of a creative tendency

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 813-822 DOI: 10.1441/86156

Antonio Baylos Grau

The "ordinary jurisprudence" of the Spanish supreme Court

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 823-846 DOI: 10.1441/86157

Marco Novella

The case law on transfer of a part of an undertaking

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 847-858 DOI: 10.1441/86158

Maria Luisa Vallauri

"See No Evil, Hear No Evil": labour law in comparison to bankruptcy law

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 859-866 DOI: 10.1441/86159

Luigi De Angelis

Jurisprudence concerning modifications of the employees' tasks and judge's role in the recent reform of the Italian labour market: reflection hints

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 867-870 DOI: 10.1441/86160

Marco Esposito

Judges and public employment: From «contractualization» to the recent Madia reform

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 871-876 DOI: 10.1441/86161

Il diritto del lavoro vivente: la contrattazione collettiva

Donata Gottardi

Collective bargaining between dismantling and reregulation

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 877-926 DOI: 10.1441/86162

Maximilian Fuchs

Collective bargaining in Italy, as seen from a German point of view

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 927-938 DOI: 10.1441/86163

Lauralba Bellardi

Industrial relations and collective bargaining: crisis or evolution

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 939-952 DOI: 10.1441/86164

Mario Rusciano

Regulate collective bargaining by statutory law in order to de-regulate and simplify labour law

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 953-962 DOI: 10.1441/86165

Stefania Scarponi

Which autonomy for the Italian trade unions system?

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 963-974 DOI: 10.1441/86166

Andrea Lassandari

The collective bargaining system today: fragmentation processes and instances of resistance

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 975-984 DOI: 10.1441/86167

Franca Borgogelli

Public procurement and the fight against wage dumping: a case of collective autonomy subordination?

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 985-996 DOI: 10.1441/86168

Matteo Borzaga

Remarks on the collective bargaining system and the labour market dualism: Germany and Italy

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 997-1004 DOI: 10.1441/86169

Martina Vincieri

Reflections about the workers' involvement and the equal partnership

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 1005-1012 DOI: 10.1441/86170

Studiosi, studenti, risorse

Gian Guido Balandi

Scholars, students, resources: teaching and researching

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 1013-1040 DOI: 10.1441/86171

Marzia Barbera

Teaching labour law. What is taught and how is taught and what one learns

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 1041-1054 DOI: 10.1441/86172

Franco Scarpelli

The education of labour law scholar (and of the educator of labour law scholar) facing the complexity of the subject matter

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 1055-1060 DOI: 10.1441/86173

Patrizia Tullini

Teaching and research: at the core of the labour law profession

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 1061-1070 DOI: 10.1441/86174

Alessandro Bellavista

Teaching and researching between freedom and authority

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 1071-1080 DOI: 10.1441/86175

Gisella De Simone

Teaching as a Cinderella matter among labour law scholars

Lavoro e diritto 4/2016 pp: 1081-1094 DOI: 10.1441/86176

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