Peace Review "Workplace Democracy" Essay Call

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>From: "Németh László" <hohma at mail.datanet.hu>
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>      PEACE REVIEW (12:2)Summer 2000 
>  WORKPLACE  DEMOCRACY,
>
>  January 15, 2000)
>
>  Mary Abascal-Hildebrand, University of San Francisco.
>
>The  ideal of workplace democracy has been part of the social critique for
>  Although academics and practitioners study  workplace
>democracy, relatively few have embraced substantive worker  participation.
>Those who do come from various approaches, including applied  ethics,
>egalitarian labor relations, and the sociology and anthropology of  work.
>The study of workplace democracy is increasingly relevant  since
>applications are multiplying in certain regions of the world, and  since
>potential exists for new applications in regions characterized by  ongoing
>  Furthermore, the growth  of
>globalization, with its emphasis on technology, competition,  supranational
>arrangements and generalized abstractions, demands a better  understanding
>  As an
>alternative to either extreme capitalism or command  economies, workplace
>democracy can be a potent tool of social organization  for promoting more
>peaceful and equitable institutional, societal, and  international
>  Essay submissions might address the  issue&rsquo;s theme and its
>relation to war, violence, human rights,  political economy, culture and
>consciousness, race, gender, the environment,  and other related issues.
>
>Peace Review is a quarterly, multidisciplinary,  transnational journal of
>research and analysis, focusing on the current  issues and controversies
>  We define peace
>research very broadly to include human rights,  development, ecology,
>  Our  task is to present the
>results of this research and thinking in short,  accessible, and substantive
>essays.
>
>Peace Review essays are relatively  short (2500-3500 words), and are
>intended for a wide readership.
>
>We  strongly recommend that you request the full Writer&rsquo;s Guidelines 
>before
>  For Writer&rsquo;s Guidelines, please  email:
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>
>Send  editorial correspondence, including manuscripts and disks to Robert
>Elias,  Peace Review, Peace and Justice Studies, University of San
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>  415-422-5671, or 415-388-2631, Attn. Elias.
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>watkinsr at usfca.edu  Email for Special  Editor Mary Abascal-Hildebrand:
>abascal at usfca.edu.
>
>
>Teresa  Walsh
>Managing Editor
>