The role of labour standards in development : from theory to sustainable practice?

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The role of labour standards in development : from theory to sustainable practice?

edited by Tonia Novitz and David Mangan

(British Academy original paperback)

Published for the British Academy by Oxford University Press, 2011

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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  • Comparative institutional advantage in the context of development / Bob Hepple
  • Human freedom and human capital : re-imagining labour law for development / Brian Langille
  • Gender, equality and capabilities : care work and sustainable development / Judy Fudge
  • The political economy of women's human rights : problems of gender, violence, development and labour / Jacqui True
  • Promoting equality through social inclusion : case studies from the European social charter / Mark Bell
  • Some remarks on the economics of child labour / Sonia Bhalotra
  • Child labour : an analysis of the nature of corporate responsibility / Surya Deva
  • The very basis of our existence : labour and the neglected environmental dimension of sustainable development / Beate Sjåfjell
  • Development, the movement of persons and labour law : reasonable labour market access and its decent work complement / Adelle Blackett
  • Corporate social responsibility : its potential and its limits for labour participation / Charlotte Villiers
  • Corporate social responsibility meets traditional supervision of fundamental labour rights : why CSR needs social dialogue to fill the governance gaps / David Tajgman
  • Big unions and big business : can international framework agreements promote sustainable development at a local level? / Tonia Novitz

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