The trade union response to the European economic governance regime. Transnational mobilization and wage coordination
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Wages; Euro-unionism; trade union; collective action; transnational mobilization; coordination of collective bargaining; European minimum wage; European Metalworkers’ Federation; 14N; European economic governance; social dialogue;All these keywords.
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