The European Union's capacities for managing crises

Trade Unions and the Politics of the European Social Model

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Managing Toronto citywide health crises through 2-1-1 services.

Information and referral systems such as 2-1-1 can be key partners in responding to community-wide health crises and other emergency and disaster events. This paper describes the experience of Toronto 2-1-1 dealing with the 2003 severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) epidemic and later that year the Great Northeastern Blackout. It shares five lessons learned from these experiences and describ...

Managing ...nancial crises in emerging markets: new developments in review

We begins with a summary of the current debate on sovereign debt restructuring, including the idea of inserting collective action clauses (CACs) into sovereign bond contracts and the IMF’s proposal for a Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanism (SDRM). We compare these two proposals in a context where problems of creditor coordination interact with those of debtor incentives – “debtor moral hazar...

European trade unions and CSR : common dilemmas , different responses

Crossing complex boundaries: transnational online education in European trade unions

Collaboration across boundaries in work and learning is increasingly a feature of networked organisation. We present a framework for analysing learning events as encounters across multiple boundaries of differing types, significance, role and severity. These boundaries may provide either/both obstacles to, and opportunities for, learning. Tutors and learners may negotiate these various boundari...