International Labour Review

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Volume 159, month 12, 2020

Introduction: Transnational futures of international labour law pp. 455-462

Adelle Blackett

Engagement with sustainability at the International Labour Organization and wider implications for collective worker voice pp. 463-482

Tonia Novitz

The relationship between international law and European labour legislation and its impact on the development of international and European social law pp. 483-503

Sophie Robin‐olivier

On the International Labour Organization and prison labour: An invitation to recalibrate pp. 505-524

Faina Milman‐sivan and Yair Sagy

From Geneva to San José: The ILO standards and the Inter‐American System for the protection of human rights pp. 525-544

Bernard Duhaime and Éloïse Décoste

The Rana Plaza disaster seven years on: Transnational experiments and perhaps a new treaty? pp. 545-568

Anne Trebilcock

The trade–labour relationship in the light of the WTO Appellate Body's embrace of pluralism pp. 569-589

Joanna Langille

On social regionalism in transnational labour law pp. 591-613

Adelle Blackett

Short tribute to Sir William Randolph Douglas, KCMG, PC pp. 615-616

Adelle Blackett and Julia Selman‐ayetey

Volume 159, month 09, 2020

The future of work: Meeting the global challenges of demographic change and automation pp. 285-306

Ana Lucia Abeliansky, Eda Algur, David E. Bloom and Klaus Prettner

Employment effects of skills around the world: Evidence from the PIAAC pp. 307-338

Damir Stijepic

To what extent is social security spending associated with enhanced firm‐level performance? A case study of SMEs in Indonesia pp. 339-366

Nina Torm

Does deregulation decrease unemployment? An empirical analysis of the Spanish labour market pp. 367-396

Daniel Herrero, Luis Cardenas del Rey and Julián LÓPEZ Gallego

ISO 45001 and controversial transnational private regulation for occupational health and safety pp. 397-421

Iñaki Heras‐saizarbitoria, Olivier Boiral and Ander Ibarloza

Freedom of association in the Bangladeshi garment industry: A policy schizophrenia in labour regulation pp. 423-446

Mia Mahmudur Rahim and Sk Samidul Islam

Full and productive employment in developing economies: Towards the Sustainable Development Goals, by Rizwanul ISLAM pp. 447-449

Sher Verick

Research handbook on labour, business and human rights law, edited by Janice R. BELLACE and Beryl TER HAAR pp. 451-454

Anne Trebilcock

Volume 159, month 06, 2020

Technological change and employment in Brazil, Colombia and Mexico: Which workers are most affected? pp. 137-159

John Ariza and Josep Lluís RAYMOND Bara

Labour market turnover in Latin America: How intensive is it and to what extent does it differ across countries? pp. 161-193

Luis Beccaria and Roxana Maurizio

Photographs of young generations on the Dutch labour market pp. 195-215

Sonja Bekker and Ioana Pop

Inequality of opportunity and (unequal) opportunities in the youth labour market: How is the Arab world different? pp. 217-242

Ralitza Dimova and Karim Stephan

Measuring the effect of matching problems on unemployment pp. 243-258

Ante Farm

How does labour share respond to risk? Theory and evidence from the Chinese industrial sector pp. 259-281

Jingxian Zou, Guangjun Shen and Shen Jia

Principled labour law: U.S. labour law through a Latin American method, by Sergio Gamonal C. and César F. Rosado Marzán pp. 283-284

Pablo ARELLANO Ortiz

Volume 159, month 03, 2020

Back to the future: A continuity of dialogue on work and technology at the ILO pp. 1-23

Miriam A. Cherry

Labour geographies of the platform economy: Understanding collective organizing strategies in the context of digitally mediated work pp. 25-45

Hannah Johnston

Regulation and the future of work: The employment relationship as an innovation facilitator pp. 47-69

Antonio Aloisi and Valerio de Stefano

Measuring what matters and guiding policy: An evaluation of the Genuine Progress Indicator pp. 71-94

Günseli Berik

Labour and international accounting standards: A question of social justice pp. 95-115

Samuel Jubé

The tasks ahead of the ILO at its centenary pp. 117-136

Alain Supiot

Volume 158, month 12, 2019

Introduction: What does the future promise for work, employment and society? pp. 577-592

Uma Rani and Damian Grimshaw

Whither the evolution of the contemporary social fabric? New technologies and old socio‐economic trends pp. 593-625

Giovanni Dosi and Maria Enrica Virgillito

Three scenarios for the future of work pp. 627-652

Dominique Méda

Keynes's grandchildren and Marx's gig workers: Why human labour still matters pp. 653-676

Hamid R. Ekbia and Bonnie A. Nardi

The link between economic and social upgrading in global supply chains: Experiences from the Southern Cone pp. 677-703

Gerhard Reinecke and Anne Posthuma

Predatory purchasing practices in global apparel supply chains and the employment relations squeeze in the Indian garment export industry pp. 705-727

Mark Anner

Gender and governance of global value chains: Promoting the rights of women workers pp. 729-752

Stephanie Barrientos, Lara Bianchi and Cindy Berman

Volume 158, month 09, 2019

New labour rights indicators: Method and trends for 2000–15 pp. 419-446

David Kucera and Dora Sari

From machismo to co‐parenting: Changing Italy's mindset pp. 447-461

Michel Martone

Industrial relations and adjustments to the crisis: A comparative micro‐statistical analysis of France and Great Britain pp. 463-487

Thomas Amossé, Philippe Askenazy, Martin Chevalier, Christine Erhel, Héloïse Petit and Antoine Reberioux

Outsider ethnic minorities and wage determination in China pp. 489-508

Andrew W. Macdonald and Reza Hasmath

The effect of labour market polarization on university students’ job market‐related outcomes in the Republic of Korea: Implications for youth unemployment pp. 509-533

Sungyup Chung

The effects of ability on returns to over‐ and under‐education: Evidence from Malaysia pp. 535-559

Chung‐Khain Wye and Rahmah Ismail

Education and wage inequality in the informal sector: The case of Cameroon pp. 561-576

Henri ATANGANA Ondoa

Volume 158, month 06, 2019

Linking jobs in global supply chains to demand pp. 213-244

Takaaki Kizu, Stefan Kühn and Christian Viegelahn

Oversight and accountability in the social auditing industry: The role of social compliance initiatives pp. 245-272

Carolijn Terwindt and Amy Armstrong

Migrant earnings gaps in Gulf Cooperation Council countries: Employers' perceptions or opportunity costs? pp. 273-295

Usamah F. Alfarhan and Samir Al‐busaidi

Minimum wage violation in central and eastern Europe pp. 297-336

Karolina Goraus‐tańska and Piotr Lewandowski

Accounting for the permanent vs temporary wage gaps among young adults: Three European countries in perspective pp. 337-364

Andrea Regoli, Antonella D'Agostino, Thomas Grandner and Dieter Gstach

The plutocratic bias in the Indian consumer price index pp. 365-391

Dilip M. Nachane and Aditi Chaubal

To work or not to work: Variables affecting non‐financial employment commitment over time pp. 393-417

Moshe Sharabi and Itzhak Harpaz

Volume 158, month 03, 2019

The economic significance of laws relating to employment protection and different forms of employment: Analysis of a panel of 117 countries, 1990–2013 pp. 1-35

Zoe Adams, Louise Bishop, Simon Deakin, Colin Fenwick, Sara MARTINSSON Garzelli and Giudy Rusconi

Innovative approaches to regulating decent work for domestic workers in Côte d'Ivoire: Labour administration and the judiciary under a general labour code pp. 37-61

Adelle Blackett and Assata Koné‐silué

Economics for the right to work pp. 63-81

Manuel Branco

Youth earnings and labour market volatility in Europe pp. 83-113

Sara Ayllón and Xavi Ramos

Trade and jobs in Europe: The role of mode 5 service exports pp. 115-136

José M. Rueda‐cantuche, Lucian Cernat and Nuno Sousa

Foreign trade barriers and jobs in global supply chains pp. 137-167

Stefan Kühn and Christian Viegelahn

Measuring and understanding trade in service tasks pp. 169-190

Daniel Chiquiar, Martin Tobal and Renato Yslas

The labour market effects of applied service regimes and service sector reforms pp. 191-211

Anirudh Shingal and Pierre Sauvé