Essential reading for all social scientists concerned with organization of the workplace and economic life, Economic and Industrial Democracy explores the new labour market, new work processes, as well as organizational aspects regarding working life and its policy implications. Central themes are the interaction between political, technological and economic factors and various aspects of labour markets, industrial relations and working life. 
 
An emphasis is also placed on international coverage of empirical findings including discussion of the changing social and economic conditions in labour markets, as well as human capital and participation issues, and the enhancement of working life, ranging from micro to macro levels in various countries. 
 
This journal is a member of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE). 
 
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The mission of Economic Development Quarterly is to promote research supporting the formulation of evidence-based economic development and workforce development policy, programs, and practice in the United States. 
The focus of EDQ is high quality research in economic and workforce development policy and practice within the United States. This research can be scholarly, applied or practice-oriented. 
EDQ takes a broad view of economic development policy and practice by encompassing both labor supply and demand-side research perspectives. Workforce development strategies, policies, programs, and practices are crucial components to regional economic development and therefore will remain a special focus for EDQ. 
Case studies contribute to the body of economic development research. EDQ encourages cross-sectional or multi-site, comparative case studies rather than single case, single-site studies. 
In selecting articles for publication, priority will be given to high quality research that contributes to the body of evidence discovering and/or substantiating effective economic development strategies, policies, programs, and practice. Each article published in EDQ will clearly identify the implications of the research for policy and practice within the United States and its contribution to the body of evidence on effective economic development strategies. Research based on other nations will be considered only if it has important and clearly-identified implications for policy and practice within the United States.  
This journal is a member of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE). 
 
SAGE Publications Ltd 
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Phone: +44 (0) 20 7 324 8500 
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Die Zeitschrift "Economic Quality Control" beschäftigt sich mit allen Feldern aus dem Bereich Qualitätskontrolle für Wirtschaft, Finanzen, Produktion und Entwicklung. 
 
Der interdisziplinäre Charakter spiegelt sich darin wieder, dass nicht nur Mathematiker zu Wort kommen, sondern auch Wissenschaftler anderer Disziplinen und Wirtschaftswissenschaftler.  
 
„Economic Quality Control" ist aus dem gleichnamigen Newsletter der „Würzburg Research Group on Quality Control", die 1986 von Bernhard F. Arnolds, Elart von Collani und John Sheil gegründet wurde, hervorgegangen. Bis 2009 wurde das Journal in Kooperation mit dem Heldermann Verlag veröffentlicht. 
 
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