Notes on Contributors. Editorial. Part I European Employment Policies and Human Resource Strategies. Chapter 1 Gender Equality and the Evolution of the Europe 2020 Strategy Mark Smith and Paola Villa. Chapter 2 Socially Inclusive or Exclusive? An Analysis of European Social Policy, Legislation and European Case Law Tony Royle. Chapter 3 New Modes of Governance in Industrial Relations Kees J. Vos. Chapter 4 Human Capital in Italy after the Lisbon Strategy: Comparative Overview Liana Verzicco. Part II The Transformation of Labour: Growth, Sustainability and Inclusion in the New Economic Scenario. Chapter 5 Female Participation in the Labour Market in Europe Francesca Bergamante. Chapter 6 Facing the Long Wave: the Recession and the Italian Labour Market Riccardo Gatto and Leonello Tronti. Chapter 7 Production, Development and Cultural Change at Fiat Elena Dinubila. Part III Collective Action at Transnational Level. Chapter 8 Corporate Codes, IFAs and Multinational Corporate Social Responsibility 10 Years after the UN Global Compact Karen L. Jones. Chapter 9 Prospects for Industrial Relations: Overriding Mandatory Provisions in the Transnational Labour Market Alberto Mattei. Chapter 10 Employment Security in Collective Agreements Nuna Zekic. Part IV National Experiences of Regulation of Employment Policy and Human Resource Management. Chapter 11 Labour Relations in Spain following the Labour Market Reform Francisco José Barba Ramos. Chapter 12 Precarious Work in Canada and the UK: Union and Community Voice Judy Haiven. Chapter 13 Universalism and Individualism in Chilean Pension Law: Implications for Central and Eastern Europe Pablo Arellano Ortiz. Chapter 14 The Integration of Young People into the Italian Labour Market Raffaella Cascioli.