International Labour Review

1999 - 2024

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People's Security Surveys: An outline of methodology and concepts pp. 309-329: Richard Anker
Good jobs, bad jobs: Workers' evaluations in five countries pp. 331-358: Joseph Ritter and Richard Anker
More training, less security? Training and the quality of life at work in Argentina, Brazil and Chile pp. 359-383: Maria Mercedes JERIA Cáceres
Distribution of income and job opportunities: Normative judgements from four continents pp. 385-411: Deborah Levison, Joseph Ritter, Rosamund Stock and Richard Anker
Attitudes towards trade unions in Bangladesh, Brazil, Hungary and Tanzania pp. 413-440: Sukti Dasgupta
From People's Security Surveys to a Decent Work Index pp. 441-454: Guy Standing

Maximizing benefit transfers to the poor: Evidence from South African employment programmes pp. 203-223: Lawrence Haddad and Michelle Adato
Migration for the benefit of all: Towards a new paradigm for economic immigration pp. 225-252: Eric Weinstein
Senior citizens: Social dignity, status and the right to representative freedom of organization pp. 253-273: Gideon Ben-Israel and Ruth Ben-Israel

Employment, social justice and societal well-being pp. 9-29: Joseph Stiglitz
Core labour standards and foreign direct investment pp. 31-69: David Kucera
The greying population: A wasted human capital or just a social liability? pp. 71-113: Vincenzo Spiezia
The challenge of decent work pp. 115-122: Robert B. Reich
An empirical assessment of the informational society: Employment and occupational structures of G-7 countries, 1920–2000 pp. 123-159: Yuko Aoyama and Manuel Castells

The Occupational Wages around the World data file pp. 379-401: Richard Freeman and Remco Oostendorp
Night work of women in industry: Standards and sensibility pp. 403-428: George P. Politakis
Devolving public employment services: Preliminary assessment of the Australian experiment pp. 429-451: Alfred Dockery and Thorsten Stromback

Poverty reduction and decent work in developing countries: Do minimum wages help? pp. 237-269: Catherine Saget
The working poor in developing countries pp. 271-291: Nomaan Majid
Labour market flexibility in the transition countries: How much is too much? pp. 293-325: Sandrine Cazes and Alena Nesporova
The voluntary sector, job creation and social policy: Illusions and opportunities pp. 327-362: Virginie Pérotin

Can the digital divide be contained? pp. 119-141: Duncan Campbell
ICTs, knowledge work and employment: The challenges to Europe pp. 143-163: Luc Soete
ICTs and employment: The problem of job quality pp. 165-192: Jill Rubery and Damian Grimshaw
ICTs and the possibilities for leapfrogging by developing countries pp. 193-210: W Steinmueller

Equality and empowerment for decent work pp. 5-18: Bob Hepple
Pension reform in central and eastern Europe: Emerging issues and patterns pp. 19-43: Elaine Fultz and Markus Ruck
Redundancy, business flexibility and workers' security: Findings of a comparative European survey pp. 45-67: Marie-Laure Morin and Christine Vicens
Job subsidies and cuts in employers' social security contributions: The verdict of empirical evaluation studies pp. 69-83: Ive Marx

The resilience of the long-term employment relationship: Evidence from the industrialized countries pp. 379-408: Peter Auer and Sandrine Cazes
Inverted “S”—The complete neoclassical labour-supply function pp. 409-435: Mohammed Sharif
Labour mobility within the European Union: Findings, stakes and prospects pp. 437-455: François Vandamme
The design of active labour market policies: Building in effective incentives pp. 457-480: Bart Cockx

The economics of child labour: A framework for measurement pp. 257-280: Richard Anker
Trade liberalization, employment and global inequality pp. 281-305: Ajit K. Ghose
The Japan Model and the future of employment and wage systems pp. 307-333: Susumu Watanabe
Changes of the law applicable to an international contract of employment pp. 335-357: Marie-Agnès Sabirau-Pérez

Work and rights pp. 119-128: Amartya Sen
Social protection for all: But how? pp. 129-148: Roger Beattie
Equal treatment, social protection and income security for women pp. 149-178: Linda Luckhaus
Partial retirement and pension policy in industrialized countries pp. 179-195: Denis Latulippe and John Turner

Employment and concepts of work in the new global economy pp. 5-32: G. M. Kelly
ILO principles concerning collective bargaining pp. 33-55: Bernard Gernigon, Alberto Odero and Horacio Guido
Employment protection in industrialized countries: The case for new indicators pp. 57-72: Giuseppe Bertola, Tito Boeri and Sandrine Cazes
The effects of benefits on unemployment and wages: A comparison of unemployment compensation systems pp. 73-90: Vincenzo Spiezia

Assessing equal opportunities in the European Union pp. 351-379: Janneke Plantenga and Johan Hansen
Supranational action against sex discrimination: Equal pay and equal treatment in the European Union pp. 381-410: Ingeborg Heide
The family, flexible work and social cohesion at risk pp. 411-429: Martin Carnoy
Women, men and management styles pp. 431-446: Marie-Thérèse Claes
Sex-specific labour market indicators: What they show pp. 447-464: Sara Elder and Lawrence Jeffrey Johnson

Women and equality: The capabilities approach pp. 227-245: Martha Nussbaum
Affirmative action in employment: Recent court approaches to a difficult concept pp. 247-272: Jane Hodges-Aeberhard
Gender issues in labour statistics pp. 273-286: Adriana MATA Greenwood
The enduring debate over unpaid labour pp. 287-309: Lourdes Benería
Assigning care: Gender norms and economic outcomes pp. 311-326: M. V. Lee Badgett and Nancy Folbre

A social conscience in the global marketplace? Labour dimensions of codes of conduct, social labelling and investor initiatives pp. 99-129: Janelle Diller
Working time: Tendencies and emerging issues pp. 131-149: Gerhard Bosch
Wages, employment and workers' rights in Latin America, 1970–98 pp. 151-169: John Weeks
Compensation for employment injuries in southern Africa: An overview of schemes and proposals for reform pp. 171-193: Elaine Fultz and Bodhi Pieris

Work and development pp. 5-30: Henry Bruton and David Fairris
The transformation of work and the future of labour law in Europe: A multidisciplinary perspective pp. 31-46: Alain Supiot
Worker retrenchment: Preventive and remedial measures pp. 47-66: Christine Evans-Klock, Peggy Kelly, Peter Richards and Corinne Vargha