Selected publications and working papers

• Ageing in Asia: The growing need for social protection
• Assisting disabled persons in finding employment
• Emigration pressure and structural change in southeast and east asia
• Emigration pressure and structural change: Vietnam
• Globalization and employment in Asia: Vietnam study
• Compilation and presentation of labour statistics based on administrative records
• Globalization, Employment and Equity: The China Experience
• Nepal labour statistics:review and recommendations
• Directory of labour statistics and statistical capabilities in Lao PDR
• Factors Affecting Women Entrepreneurship in Small and Cottage Industries in Thailand
• Factors Affecting Women Entrepreneurship in Small and Cottage Industries in Nepal
• Factors Affecting Women Entrepreneurship in Small and Cottage Industries in Sri Lanka
• Factors Affecting Women Entrepreneurship in Small and Cottage Industries in India
• A Study of the Strategy and Measures for Poverty Alleviation in Rural China
• Entrepreneurship Development for women
• Employers' organizations in Asia in the 21 century
• Employment assistance for women in Asia: Guidelines
• Economic reform and emigration pressures in China
• Effective negotiation: A practical guide
• Macroeconomic policies and poverty: the Thai experience
• Labour statistics in Cambodia: What needs to be done
• Trainer training for labour administrations: A practical guide
• Workplace cooperation: An introductory guide
• Glossary of industrial relations and related terms
• Globalization, Employment and Equity: The Malaysian Experience
• The impact of recent macroeconomic and sectoral changes other poor and women in China

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