African labor relations and workers' rights : assessing the role of the International Labor Organization
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African labor relations and workers' rights : assessing the role of the International Labor Organization
（Contributions in Afro-American and African studies, no. 172）
Greenwood Press, 1994
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Bibliography: p. [207]-215
Includes index
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内容説明
Dramatic changes in Africa--the anticipated end of formal apartheid in South Africa, the emergence of newly independent nations (e.g. Zimbabwe, Namibia, and Eritrea), and demands to end one-party and military rule--call for a revaluation of the relationship between human rights, economic growth and democracy. To determine the impact of international organizations on human and worker rights and economic development in Africa, this book focuses on the International Labor Organization (ILO). The author's first hand experiences in the ILO and field research in Ghana offer a rare view of African officials and trade unionists. It is a valuable source for practitioners, scholars and students of international industrial and labor relations and African studies.
目次
Foreword by W.R. Simpson Preface Abbreviations Chronology of Relevant Events Introduction African Labor Relations in the Context of International Workers' Rights: The Setting (Background Information on Ghana and the ILO) African Labor Laws, Policies, Practices, and Problems at the ILO Why African Governments Have Difficulties Implementing ILO Standards The Influence of the ILO on African Workers' Rights and Labor Relations Sound Labor Policies towards Sustainable Development in Africa Appendix 1: Texts of Articles 19 and 22 of the ILO's 1988 Constitution Appendix 2: Texts of ILO Convention No. 87 and Report Form Appendix 3: Texts of ILO Convention No. 98 and Report Form Appendix 4: Ghana Labor Department Questionnaire Appendix 5: Ghana TUC Questionnaire Appendix 6: Map of Ghana: The Geopolitical Context of Labor Relations Appendix 7: 22 English-speaking African ILO Member States Appendix 8: The 17 Ghana TUC Affiliates from January 1966 to the Present Bibliography Index
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