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Allgemeine Beitr ¨Age ALLGEMEINE BEITRAGE¨ 7. Banken im Umbruch : Auswirkungen der Ver¨anderungen auf die Bankangestell- ten-Gewerkschaften ; ein Hintergrundbe- ¨ richt / (Internationaler Bund der Privat- ALLGEMEINE BEITRAGE angestellten). - Chˆatelaine-Gen`eve, 1997. - 78 S. : graph. Darst. Signatur(en): C 99-3711 1. Arbeitsbedingungen der zeitweise besch¨aftigten und selbst¨andigen Re- 8. Les banques face au changement : gisseure und Techniker bei Spiel- cons´equences pour les syndicats du sec- filmproduktionen : Untersuchung in 15 teur bancaire / (F´ed´eration Internationale europ¨aischen L¨andern / EURO M.E.I. - des Employ´es, Techniciens et Cadres). - Br¨ussel, 1996. - 31 S. Chˆatelaine-Gen`eve, 1997. - 75 S. : graph. Signatur(en): C 99-214 Darst. - Dt. Ausg. u.d.T.: Banken im Um- bruch Signatur(en): C 99-3712 2. Arbeitsbedingungen von zeitweise besch¨aftigten und selbst¨andigen Re- gisseuren und Technikern bei der 9. Beauvois, Marc: Produktion von Dokumentarfilmen IT services : corporate strategies, financial und Magazinsendungen in Europa : latitudes and social impact ; report prepa- eine Untersuchung in neun europ¨aischen red by Marc Beauvois for EURO-FIET IT L¨andern / EURO-MEI. - Br¨ussel, 1996. - Forum 1996. - Chˆatelaine-Gen`eve : FIET, 23 S. 1997. - 15 S. : graph. Darst. - Dt. Ausg. Signatur(en): C 99-213 u.d.T.: IT-Dienstleistungen Signatur(en): C 99-3731 3. Arbeitsbedingungen von zeitweise besch¨aftigten und selbst¨andigen Re- 10. Beauvois, Marc: gisseuren und Technikern bei der IT-Dienstleistungen : Unternehmensstra- Produktion von Fernsehfilmen in Eu- tegien, finanzielle Spielr¨aume und soziale ropa : eine Untersuchung in neun europ¨ais- Auswirkungen ; Bericht von Marc Beau- chen L¨andern / EURO-MEI. - Br¨ussel, vois f¨ur das EURO-FIET IT-Forum 1996. 1996. - 28 S. -Chˆatelaine-Gen`eve : FIET, 1997. - 17 S. Signatur(en): C 99-211 : graph. Darst. Signatur(en): C 99-3729 4. Arbeitszeit / Internationaler Bund der Privatanstellsten. - Chˆatelaine, Genf, [ca. 11. Beauvois, Marc: 1998]. - 36 S. Services de TI : strat´egies des groupes, Signatur(en): C 99-3727 marges de manoeuvre financi`eres et im- pact social ; rapport de Marc Beauvois 5. Los artesanos de la paz :unhomenaje pour le FORUM TI 1996 de l’EURO-FIET. a los docentes / UNESCO ... [Ed.: Teresa -Chˆatelaine-Gen`eve : FIET, 1997. - 17 S. Murtagh ...]. - Paris, [ca. 1998]. - 20 S. : Ill. : graph. Darst. - Dt. Ausg. u.d.T.: IT- - Engl. Ausg. u.d.T.: The quiet peacema- Dienstleistungen kers Signatur(en): C 99-3730 Signatur(en): C 99-4103 12. The Bertelsmann file : providing uni- 6. Les artisans de la paix : hommage aux ons with an alternative information service enseignants / UNESCO ... [R´ed.: Teresa ; global media monitoring project / Inter- Murtagh ...]. - Paris, [ca. 1998]. - 20 S. : national Committee of Entertainment and Ill. - Engl. Ausg. u.d.T.: The quiet peace- Media Unions. - [S.l.], 1998. - 15, [38] S. : makers Ill. - (ICEMU profile) Signatur(en): C 99-4104 Signatur(en): C 99-231 1 ALLGEMEINE BEITRAGE¨ 13. Bibby, Andrew: 20. David, Natacha: Fackf¨oreningarna och distansarbetet : en Worlds apart women and the global econo- rapport / skriven av Andrew Bibby. - my / Natacha David. - [Brussels] : ICFTU, [Chˆatelaine-Gen`eve] : FIET, 1996. - 52 1996. - 64 S. - Literaturverz. S.62 - 64 S. - Dt. Ausg. u.d.T.: Gewerkschaften und ISBN 2-87390-018-0 Telearbeit Signatur(en): A 99-4224 Signatur(en): C 99-3828 14. Bibby, Andrew: 21. A democracy audit of Nigeria :ade- Los sindicatos y el teletrabajo : informe / mocratic challenge for the Commonwealth de Andrew Bibby. - [Chˆatelaine-Gen`eve] : ; CTUC submission to CHOGM 97. - Lon- FIET, 1996. - 59 S. - Dt. Ausg. u.d.T.: Ge- don, [1997]. - 5 S. werkschaften und Telearbeit Signatur(en): C 98-5434 Signatur(en): C 99-3829 22. La dur´ee du travail /F´ed´eration In- 15. The changes banks face : implicati- ternationale des Employ´es, Techniciens et ons for bank unions / (The Internatio- Cadres. - Chˆatelaine, Gen`eve, [ca. 1998]. - nal Federation of Commercial, Clerical, 33 S. - Dt. Ausg. u.d.T.: Arbeitszeit Professional and Technical Employees). - Signatur(en): C 99-3728 Chˆatelaine-Gen`eve, 1997. - 70 S. : graph. Darst. - Dt. Ausg. u.d.T.: Banken im Um- bruch 23. Entwurf einer Erkl¨arung der Grund- Signatur(en): C 99-3714 rechte in der Europ¨aischen Union / Daniel Cohn-Bendit ... Die Gr¨unen im 16. Code of professional, social & ethical Europ¨aischen Parlament. - Bruxelles, [ca. responsibility for professional and 1997]. - 24 S. managerial staff / FIET. - Chˆatelai- Signatur(en): C 99-2895 ne/Geneva, [1998]. - 10 S. - Dt. Ausg. u.d.T.: Kodex ethischer, sozialer und be- ruflicher Verantwortung f¨ur Fach- und 24. Europa giovane : guida ai programmi e F¨uhrungskr¨afte alle politiche della comunit`a europea per i Signatur(en): C 99-3772 giovani ; le iniziative e le proposte dei par- lamentari europei del PDS / [testi e raccol- 17. Code sur la responsabilit´e profession- ta di informazioni a cura di: Luciano Vec- nelle, ´ethique et sociale des cadres / chi ... Realizzazione a cura della Delegazio- FIET. - Chˆatelaine/Gen`eve, [1998]. - 11 S. ne del Partito Democratico della Sinistra - Dt. Ausg. u.d.T.: Kodex ethischer, so- (PDS), nel Grupo del Partito del Socialis- zialer und beruflicher Verantwortung f¨ur mo Europ. (PSE) al Parlamento Europ.]. - Fach- und F¨uhrungskr¨afte Bruxelles, [ca. 1998]. - 79 S. Signatur(en): C 99-3770 Signatur(en): C 99-1641 18. C´odigo sobre la responsabilidad pro- fesional,socialy´etica para los cua- 25. European Community Organisation dros y profesionales / FIET. - Chˆatelai- of Socialist Youth: ne/Ginebra, [1998]. - 10 S. - Dt. Ausg. Position paper / ECOSY : adopted by u.d.T.: Kodex ethischer, sozialer und be- the third congress ; change Europe. - Bru- ruflicher Verantwortung f¨ur Fach- und xelles, 1997. - 53 S. F¨uhrungskr¨afte Signatur(en): C 99-530 Signatur(en): C 99-3771 26. European mobility : guarantees for sup- 19. Le courage incarn´e : portraits ; enseig- plementary pensions / Eurocadres. [Co- nants en situations difficiles / UNESCO ... ordinated by Peter Smith]. - Brussels, [ca. [Equipe de r´ed.: Teresa Murtagh ...]. - Pa- 1998]. - 49 S. - Literaturverz. S. 45 - 47. - ris, 1997. - 24 S. : Ill. - Engl. Ausg. u.d.T.: Dt. Ausg. u.d.T.: Mobilit¨at in Europa Portraits in courage Signatur(en): A 99-5816 Signatur(en): C 99- 4105 2 ALLGEMEINE BEITRAGE¨ 27. F¨or¨andringarna som bankerna st˚ar 33. Hair and Beauty Care Conference inf¨or : deras betydelse f¨or fackf¨orbund som <2, 1997, København>: organiserar bankanst¨allda ; ett bakgrunds- Rapport / 2`eme Conf`erence EURO-FIET dokument / (Internationalen f¨or Handels- de la Coiffure et de l’Esth´etique : 15 - och Kontorsanst¨allda samt Privatanst¨allda 16 septembre 1997. - Chˆatelaine-Gen`eve, Tj¨anstem¨an). - Chˆatelaine-Gen`eve, 1997. 1997. - 51 S. : Ill. - Nebent.: Hair & Beau- - 71 S. : graph. Darst. - Dt. Ausg. u.d.T.: ty Care Conference. - Dt. Ausg. u.d.T.: Banken im Umbruch Bericht / 2. Euro-FIET-Konferenz f¨ur Signatur(en): C 99-3713 Friseur- und Kosmetikberufe Signatur(en): Z 8713 28. Frank, Nicola: Europ¨aische Co-Produktionen von Kino- 34. Hair and Beauty Care Conference und Fernsehspielfilmen und ihre Auswir- <2, 1997, København>: kungen auf den Arbeitsmarkt : ein EURO- Report / 2nd Euro-FIET Hair and Beauty MEI Bericht / von Nicola Frank. - [S.l.], Care Conference : Copenhagen, Denmark 1998. - 26 S. - Engl. Ausg. u.d.T.: European 15 - 16 September 1997. - Chˆatelaine- cinema and tv feature film co-productions Gen`eve, 1997. - 53 S. : Ill. - Nebent.: Hair and their effects on the labour market & Beauty Care Conference. - Dt. Ausg. Signatur(en): C 99-208 u.d.T.: Bericht / 2. Euro-FIET-Konferenz f¨ur Friseur- und Kosmetikberufe 29. Frank, Nicola: Signatur(en): Z 8714 European cinema and tv feature film co- productions and their effects on the labour 35. Haupttrends im Weltversicherungs- market : report / by Nicola Frank. - [S.l.] markt / FIET. - Chˆatelaine-Gen`eve, 1997. : EURO-MEI, 1998. - 23 S. - Dt. Ausg. - 27 S. : graph. Darst. - Literaturverz. S. u.d.T.: Europ¨aische Co-Produktionen von 24 - 25 Kino- und Fernsehspielfilmen und ihre Signatur(en): C 99-3717 Auswirkungen auf den Arbeitsmarkt Signatur(en): C 99-209 36. Holman, Kate: Prime time for children : media, ethics and reporting of commercial sexual exploitati- 30. The global market : trade unionism’s on ; background paper for the World Con- greatest challenge ; sixteenth world con- gress on Commercial Sexual Exploitation gress / International Confederation of Free of Children, August 27 - 31 1996, Stock- Trade Unions. - Brussels, 1996. - 71 S. : holm / prep. by Kate Holman and Aidan Ill., graph. Darst. - Dt. Ausg. u.d.T.: Der White. - [Brussels] : IFJ, 1996. - 30 S. Weltmarkt Signatur(en): C 99-251 ISBN 2-87390-041-5 Signatur(en): C 99-246 37. The information society and authors’ rights of media employees and free- 31. Les grandes tendances sur le march´e lances / European Federation of Journa- mondial de l’assurance / FIET. - Chˆate- lists. - Brussels : IFJ, 1996. - Getr. Z¨ahlung laine-Gen`eve, 1997. - 26 S. : graph. Darst. - Signatur(en): C 99-247 Literaturverz. S. 23 - 24. - Dt. Ausg. u.d.T.: Haupttrends im Weltversicherungsmarkt 38. International Conference on Higher Signatur(en): C 99-3719 Education <1997, Paris>: Informe de la Conferencia Internacional so- 32. Hair and Beauty Care Conference bre la Ense˜nanza Superior : una perspecti- <2, 1997, København>: va docente ; Par´ıs, 19 - 21 de marzo de 1997 Bericht / 2. Euro-FIET-Konferenz f¨ur / Internacional de la Educaci´on. - Bruse- Friseur- und Kosmetikberufe : Kopenha- las, 1998. - 55 S. - Nebent.: Conferencia gen, D¨anemark 15. 16. September 1997. Internacional sobre la Ense˜nanza Superior. -Chˆatelaine-Gen`eve, 1997. - 53 S. : Ill. - - Engl. Ausg. u.d.T.: International Confe- Nebent.: Hair & Beauty Care Conference rence on Higher Education Signatur(en): Z 8715 Signatur(en): C 99-4110 3 ALLGEMEINE BEITRAGE¨ 39. International Conference on Higher 45.
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