Papers and publications

Many of the outputs of the project will be made available on line. They will include draft papers, which will be made available for comment and discussion, as well as more formal publications (working papers, monographs and books).

• The following papers are presently under preparation.

  • Daniel Maul (University of Giessen, Germany): “The ILO involvement in decolonization and development” - (pdf, 872kb)
  • Jean-Jacques Oechslin: “Tripartisme, dialogue social et democratie. Perspectives du monde des employeurs” - (pdf, 765kb)
  • Sandrine Kott (Geneva University): “De l’assurance à la sécurité sociale (1919-1949). L’OIT comme acteur international” - (pdf, 862kb)
  • Marianne Dahlén (Uppsala University): “The ILO and child labour” - (pdf, 918kb)
  • Kristoffel Lieten (IREWOC/IISH/University of Amsterdam): “The ILO setting the terms of the child labour debate” - (pdf, 743kb)
  • Ben Chigara (Brunel University): “The ILO’s contribution to the development of international human rights law and human security in Sub-Saharan Africa” - (pdf, 1020kb)
  • Roger Böhning: “A brief account of the ILO and policies on international migration” - (pdf, 985kb)
  • Jillian Murray (La Trobe University, Australia): “ILO and working conditions-An historical analysis” - (pdf, 794kb)
  • Frédéric Lapeyre (Université catholique de Louvain): “Growth, employment and poverty reduction: ILO contribution to alternative development thinking” - (pdf, 752kb)
  • Jeremy Seekings (University of Cape Town): “The ILO and social protection in the global south” - (pdf, 945kb)
  • Stephen Hughes (Newcastle University) and Nigel Haworth (University of Auckland, New Zealand): “The ILO involvement in economic and social policies in the 1930s” - (pdf, 811kb)
  • Thomas Cayet, Paul André Rosenthal and Marie Thébaud-Sorger (EHESS, Paris): “Histoire du service d'Hygiène industrielle du BIT” - (pdf, 761kb)
  • Neville Rubin: “From pressure principle to measured militancy- The ILO in the campaign against Apartheid” - (pdf, 6206kb)
  • Anne Trebilcock: “From social justice to decent work: an overview of the ILO´s guiding ideals 1919-2008” - (pdf, 2614kb)
  • Claude Akpokavie (ILO): “Tripartism, social dialogue and democracy” - (pdf, 957kb)
  • Emmanuel Reynaud (ILO): “Social protection and the welfare state”
  • Hamid Tabatabai (ILO): “Child Labour”
  • Deirdre McCann (ILO): “Contemporary working time law: evolving objectives, subjects and regulatory modes”
  • Oksana Wolfson (ILO), and Lisa Tortell (DINAMIA - Centre for Socioeconomic Change, Lisbon) and Catarina Pimenta (DINAMIA - Centre for Socioeconomic Change, Lisbon):“Colonialism, forced labour and the International Labour Organization: Portugal and the first ILO Commission of Inquiry” - (pdf, 800kb)
  • George Kanawaty: “The ILO technical Cooperation Activities. The First Forty Years 1951-1991”
  • Andrés Marinakis (ILO): “The role of the ILO in the development of minimum wages” - (pdf, 857kb)