1 Social Movements and the Change of Economic Elites in Europe: An Introduction
2 Confrontation or Cooperation? The Labour Movement and Economic Elites in West Germany after 1945
3 Social Movements and the Change of Industrial Elites in East Germany
4 France after the Liberation: The Labour Movement, the Employers and the Political Leaders in their Struggle with the Social Movement
5 Social Movements and Changing Elites: The Belgian Case
6 The Dutch Postwar Social Movement and the Elite's Reaction
7 The Works Councils in Czechoslovakia, 1945-1949: Remarks on the Fate of a Social Movement in the Process of Transformation
8 Rebuilding the Donbass: The Impact of Nazi Occupation on Workers, Engineers and the Economic Development of the Post-War Soviet Union in Late Stalinism
9 Change or Continuity in the Danish Elites? Social Movements and the Transition from War to Peace in Denmark, 1945-1947
10 Political Radicalization and Social Movements in Liberated Norway, 1945-1947
11 Capitalism Under Attack: Economic Elites and Social Movements in Post-War Finland
12 The Swedish Labour Movement and Post-War Radicalisation: Social Democracy between Economic Elites and the Trade Union Movement
13 The Labour Movement and Business Elites under Waning Fascism: Spain, 1939-1951
14 Saving Social Democracy? Hugh Clegg and the Post-War Programme to Reform British Workplace Industrial Relations
too little too late?
15 Conclusion: Social Movements and the Change of Industrial Elites: A European Approach.