Democracy at work : contract status and post industrial justice Cover Title page Copyright Contents Preface 1 Introduction Concepts institutions ideological frames Contract status and industrial justice Contracting for work and the proletarian condition Chapter outline 2 Justice Productivity and Power at Work Selznicks Law Society and Industrial Justice Bringing capitalism back in Sinzheimer and the theory of labour law Labour law and the economic constitution Crisis in labour law 3 The Rise and Fall of Industrial Citizenship Status and contract in the age of industrial citizenship The neoliberal turn: flexibility versus justice Looking back looking forward 4 Liberalization as Emancipation The fissuring of employing organizations Four workers peripheral and core Gig worker Amazon warehouse worker Care worker University professor Status and contract public and private 5 Post Industrial Justice Labour constitutions and occupational communities Occupational communities and democracy at work Social norms solidarities and the law Cultivating conflict Notes Preface Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Justice Productivity and Power at Work Chapter 3 The Rise and Fall of Industrial Citizenship Chapter 4 Liberalization as Emancipation Chapter 5 Post Industrial Justice References Index of Names EULA.