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As the medium par excellence for resolving the conflicts of interest between the government and its social partners, negotiation in Spain has swung since its beginnings, in the transition to democracy, between confrontation and consensus. Conditioned by internal factors, political circumstances and the situation of each of the parties, and external factors, stemming from the full integration of an ever more interdependent and globalized economy, the policy of negotiating social pacts has followed an uneven path, although with one fundamental aim: to guarantee the competitiveness of the Spanish economy and protect employment, even if it has meant a reduction of hard-won workers’ rights.

Confrontación y consenso: la concertación social y el juego de intereses en España (1977-2010)