Britain's labor market under the Blair governments

Has the European social model a future?
Shackleton, J.R. 2006. Has the European social model a future? World Economics. 7 (3).

The labour market under "New Labour": the first two terms
Shackleton, J.R. 2005. The labour market under "New Labour": the first two terms. Economic Affairs. 25 (3), pp. 31-38. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1468-0270.2005.00564.x

Regulating the labour market
Shackleton, J.R. 2005. Regulating the labour market. in: Booth, P. (ed.) Towards a liberal utopia? London, UK Institute of Economic Affairs.

Opening up trade in higher education: a role for GATS?
Shackleton, J.R. 2003. Opening up trade in higher education: a role for GATS? World Economics. 4 (4), pp. 55-77.

Employment tribunals: their growth and the case for radical reform
Shackleton, J.R. 2002. Employment tribunals: their growth and the case for radical reform. London, UK Institute of Economic Affairs.

Access to all areas
Shackleton, J.R. 2002. Access to all areas. Reuters Magazine.

The role of private employment agencies in placing the unemployed
Urwin, P.J. and Shackleton, J.R. 2001. The role of private employment agencies in placing the unemployed. London, UK House of Commons Employment Committee.

Highly skilled labour mobility, skills shortages and immigration policy in Britain and Germany
Shackleton, J.R. and Kramer, S. 2001. Highly skilled labour mobility, skills shortages and immigration policy in Britain and Germany. in: Gabriel, J. and Neugart, M. (ed.) Okonomie als Grundlage politischer Entscheidungen: essays on growth, labor markets, and European integration Opladen, Germany Leske & Budrich.

Highly skilled labour mobility and skills shortages in Britain and Germany
Shackleton, J.R., Kramer, S., Gabriel, J. and Neugart, M. 2001. Highly skilled labour mobility and skills shortages in Britain and Germany. European Association of Labour Economists Conference (EALE 2001). Jyväskylä, Finland 13-16 Sep 2001