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[Review of the book 'International Labour Standards and Economic Interdependence']

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Fields168_Review_of_International_Labor_Standards.pdf (182.51 KB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/74833
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Author
Fields, Gary S.
Abstract

[Excerpt] What can be done to raise the living standards of working people around the world? This collection of 29 essays focuses on an issue currently in the air: the setting of international labor standards. Although the writers come from every continent and represent employers, workers, government, and academia, virtually all favor international labor standards. One should perhaps not be too surprised by this agreement, given that the volume is published under the auspices of the International Institute for Labour Studies, a sister organization of the ILO. Things get interesting when the authors stop lamenting how tough conditions are for workers in today's economically interdependent world and start talking specifically about what can and should be done.

Date Issued
1996-04-01
Keywords
labor standards
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worker rights
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labor rights
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ILO
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Required Publisher Statement: © Cornell University. Reprinted with permission. All rights reserved.
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article

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