Papers and publications

Publications:

• Gerry Rodgers, Lee Swepston, Eddy Lee, and Jasmien Van Daele, The International Labour Organization and the Quest for Social Justice, 1919-2009; ILO, Geneva 2009.
• Edward Phelan and the ILO: The Life and Views of an International Social Actor; ILO, Geneva 2009.
• Unabridged version of Phelan’s memoirs, typescript document (ILO archives) – (pdf, 1.12mb)
• Under preparation: Daniel Maul, Human Rights, Development and Decolonisation. The International Labour Organisation (ILO) 1940-1970.

On line publications: Draft papers

• Pierre Yves Saunier (CNRS Environnement Ville Société/Université de Lyon) “The ILO as organizer : shaping the transnational housing scene in the 1920s” - (pdf, 298kb)
• 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)
• 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)
• Andrés Marinakis (ILO): “The role of the ILO in the development of minimum wages” - (pdf, 857kb)