49   LABOUR RELATIONS IN THE ASIA-PACIFIC COUNTRIES

 Guest editor:  Luis Aparicio Valdez

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Table of Contents

 Editorial

List of Contributors

 1.         Employment Law in the Context of the Changing Pattern Employment Relations in Australia
Russell Lansbury

2.         Canadian Industrial Relations
Mark Thompson and Daphne Taras

3.         Chile: Labour Relations Beginning the XXI Century
Emilio Morgado Valenzuela

4.         Labour Law and Industrial Relations in China
Ying Zhu

5.         The Labor Situation in Japan
Yutaka Asao

6.         2001 Annual Review for Japan
Tadashi Hanami

7.         Industrial Relations in Korea. Recent Changes and New Challenges
Won-Duck Lee

8.         PDR Systems Theory Perspective on Employment Relations in a Globalizing Asia. A Korean Case
Hyo-Soo Lee and Jaehooni Rhee

9.         Social Security in Mexico: An Overview
Angel G. Ruiz Moreno.

10.      Employment and Work Culture in Mexico Under The Shadow of Nafta, 1994-2002
Arturo Vásquez Párraga.

11.      Labour in New Zealand
Alan J. Geare.

12.      2002:  The Peruvian Labour Field
Jorge Bernedo Alvarado.

13.      The Labor Relations System of  the United States
Efren Córdova.

14.      Industrial Relations in Asean a Comparative Analysis
Balakrishnan Parasuraman.

List of Contributors 

• Luis Aparicio Valdez, Análisis Laboral, Instituto Peruano del Trabajo (Peru), President of the International Industrial Relations Association (2003-2006)

• Yutaka Asao, Director of the Research Planning Department of the Japan Institute of Labour

• Jorge Bernedo Alvarado, Researcher of Análisis Laboral (Peru)

• Roger Blanpain, Professor at the Universities of Leuven (Belgium) and Tilburg (The Netherlands), President of the International Society of Labour Law and Social Security

• Efrén Córdova, Professor at the International La Florida University (USA), Former ILO officer

• Alan J. Geare, Professor of Management, University of Otago, Dunedin (New Zealand)

• Tadashi Hanami, President of the Japan Institute of Labour, Professor at the Sofia University, Ex-president of the International Industrial Relations Association

• Russell Lansbury, Professor of Work and Organisational Studies, Faculty of Economics and Business, University of Sydney (Australia)

• Hyo-Soo Lee, Professor at Yeungham University (Korea)

• Won-Duck Lee, President of the Korea Labor Institute

• Emilio Morgado Valenzuela, Former ILO officer, Professor at Chile University

• Balakrioshnan Parasuraman, Program of Industrial Relations, Social Science School (UNB), Kota Kinabalu, Sabah East Malaysia

• Jaehooni Rhee, Associate Professor at Yeungham University (Korea)

• Angel G. Ruiz Moreno, academic and national researcher of Mexico

• Daphne Taras, Haskayne School of Business, University of Calgary (Canada)

• Mark Thompson, Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration, University of British Columbia (Canada)

• Arturo Vásquez Párraga, University of Texas-Pan American, Texas (USA), Director of Latin American Companies in the USA project, ex-researcher of Análisis Laboral (1977-1980) (Peru)

• Ying Zhu, Senior Lecturer, Department of Management, University of Melbourne (Australia)