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INTERNATIONAL
LABOUR
REVIEW
INDEX -- VOLUME 137 (1998)
I. CHRONOLOGICAL
| Articles | No./Page |
| Differences in occupational earnings by sex, Derek Robinson | 1/3 |
| Labour, gender and the economic/social divide, Julie A. Nelson | 1/33 |
| The economic impact of labour-sponsored venture capital corporations: A case study from Quebec, Pierre Laliberté | 1/47 |
| Polish workers during economic transformation: Stability and change, 1984-94, Mary Winter, Earl W. Morris, Krystyna Gutkowska and Marzena Jezewska-Zychowicz | 1/61 |
| International labour standards and human rights: Approaching the year 2000, Nicolas Valticos | 2/135 |
| The origins of Convention No. 87 on freedom of association and the right to organize, Harold Dunning | 2/149 |
| Human rights law and freedom of association: Development through ILO supervision, Lee Swepston | 2/169 |
| Freedom of association: The impact of Convention No. 87 and ILO action, Geraldo von Potobsky | 2/195 |
| The ILO Declaration of 1998 on fundamental principles and rights: A challenge for the future, Hilary Kellerson | 2/223 |
| The labour market: A lawyer's view of economic arguments, Pietro Ichino | 3/299 |
| Trade union rights: An economic perspective, Eddy Lee | 3/313 |
| The net impact of active labour programmes in Hungary and Poland, Christopher J. O'Leary, Piotr Koodziejczyk and György Lázár | 3/321 |
| Sheltered employment for persons with disabilities, Laurent Visier | 3/347 |
| Worker representation on health and safety in small enterprises: Lessons from a Swedish approach, Kaj Frick and David Walters | 3/367 |
| ILO principles concerning the right to strike, Bernard Gernigon, Alberto Odero and Horacio Guido | 4/441 |
| Costs and benefits of dual apprenticeship: Lessons from the Swiss system, Siegfried Hanhart and Sandra Bossio | 4/483 |
| Trade liberalization and the politics of trade adjustment assistance, Ethan Kapstein | 4/501 |
| Perspectives | No./Page |
| The Asian financial crisis: Origins and social outlook | 1/81 |
| Women in management: Closer to breaking through the glass ceiling? | 1/93 |
| Supervising labour standards and human rights: The case of forced labour in Myanmar (Burma) | 3/391 |
| The ILO Encyclopaedia of Occupational Health and Safety: A multidisciplinary challenge | 3/410 |
II. AUTHORS
| BOSSIO, Sandra (with Hanhart, Siegfried), Costs and benefits of dual apprenticeship: Lessons from the Swiss system | 4/483 |
| DUNNING, Harold, The origins of Convention No. 87 on freedom of association and the right to organize | 2/149 |
| FRICK, Kaj (with Walters, David), Worker representation on health and safety in small enterprises: Lessons from a Swedish approach | 3/367 |
| GERNIGON, Bernard (with Odero, Alberto and Guido, Horacio), ILO principles concerning the right to strike | 4/441 |
| GUIDO, Horacio (with Gernigon, Bernard and Odero, Alberto), ILO principles concerning the right to strike | 4/441 |
| Krystyna (with Winter, Mary, Morris, Earl W., and Jezewska-Zychowicz, Marzena), Polish workers during economic transformation: Stability and change, 1984-94 | 1/61 |
| HANHART, Siegfried (with Bossio, Sandra), Costs and benefits of dual apprenticeship: Lessons from the Swiss system | 4/483 |
| ICHINO, Pietro, The labour market: A lawyer's view of economic arguments | 3/299 |
| JEZEWSKA-ZYCHOWICZ, Marzena (with Winter, Mary, Morris, Earl W., and Gutkowska, Krystyna), Polish workers during economic transformation: Stability and change, 1984-94 | 1/61 |
| KAPSTEIN, Ethan, Trade liberalization and the politics of trade adjustment assistance | 4/501 |
| KELLERSON, Hilary, The ILO Declaration of 1998 on fundamental principles and rights: A challenge for the future | 2/223 |
| KOODZIEJCZYK, Piotr (with O'Leary, Christopher J. and Lázár, György), The net impact of active labour programmes in Hungary and Poland | 3/321 |
| LALIBERTE, Pierre, The economic impact of labour-sponsored venture capital corporations: A case study from Quebec | 1/47 |
| LÁZÁR, György (with O'Leary, Christopher J. and Koodziejczyk, Piotr), The net impact of active labour programmes in Hungary and Poland | 3/321 |
| LEE, Eddy, Trade union rights: An economic perspective | 3/313 |
| MORRIS, Earl W. (with Winter, Mary, Gutkowska, Krystyna and Jezewska-Zychowicz, Marzena), Polish workers during economic transformation: Stability and change, 1984-94 | 1/61 |
| NELSON, Julie A., Labour, gender and the economic/social divide | 1/33 |
| O'LEARY, Christopher J. (with Koodziejczyk, Piotr and Lázár, György), The net impact of active labour programmes in Hungary and Poland | 3/321 |
| ODERO, Alberto (with Gernigon, Bernard and Guido, Horacio), ILO principles concerning the right to strike | 4/441 |
| POTOBSKY, Geraldo von, Freedom of association: The impact of Convention No. 87 and ILO action | 2/195 |
| ROBINSON, Derek, Differences in occupational earnings by sex | 1/3 |
| SWEPSTON, Lee, Human rights law and freedom of association: Development through ILO supervision | 2/169 |
| VALTICOS, Nicolas, International labour standards and human rights: Approaching the year 2000 | 2/135 |
| VISIER, Laurent, Sheltered employment for persons with disabilities | 3/347 |
| WALTERS, David (with Frick, Kaj), Worker representation on health and safety in small enterprises: Lessons from a Swedish approach | 3/367 |
| WINTER, Mary (with Morris, Earl W., Gutkowska, Krystyna and Jezewska-Zychowicz, Marzena), Polish workers during economic transformation: Stability and change, 1984-94 | 1/61 |
III. BOOK REVIEWS
| An annotated bibliography: International protection of freedom of association | 2/259 |
| Change at work: How American industry and workers are coping withcorporate restructuring and what workers must do to take charge of their own careers, Peter Cappelli, Laurie Bassi, Harry Katz, David Knoke, Paul Osterman and Michael Useem | 3/420 |
| Education, training and the global economy, David Ashton and Francis Green | 3/419 |
| Fat and mean: The corporate squeeze of working Americans and the myth of managerial "downsizing", David M. Gordon | 1/103 |
| One-eyed science: Occupational health and women workers, Karen Messing | 4/517 |
| The moral status of children: Essays on the rights of the child, Michael Freeman | 1/109 |
| Umgang mit suchtgefährdeten Mitarbeitern, Herbert Feser | 1/107 |
IV. SUBJECTS
| Education and training | |
| Costs and benefits of dual apprenticeship: Lessons from the Swiss system, Siegfried Hanhart and Sandra Bossio | 4/483 |
| Employment | |
| Polish workers during economic transformation: Stability and change, 1984-94, Mary Winter, Earl W. Morris, Krystyna Gutkowska and Marzena Jezewska-Zychowicz | 1/61 |
| Gender issues | |
| Differences in occupational earnings by sex, Derek Robinson | 1/3 |
| Labour, gender and the economic/social divide, Julie A. Nelson | 1/33 |
| Women in management: Closer to breaking through the glass ceiling? (Perspective) | 1/93 |
| Human rights | |
| International labour standards and human rights: Approaching the year 2000, Nicolas Valticos | 2/135 |
| The origins of Convention No. 87 on freedom of association and the right to organize, Harold Dunning | 2/149 |
| Human rights law and freedom of association: Development through ILO supervision, Lee Swepston | 2/169 |
| Freedom of association: The impact of Convention No. 87 and ILO action, Geraldo von Potobsky | 2/195 |
| The ILO Declaration of 1998 on fundamental principles and rights: A challenge for the future, Hilary Kellerson | 2/223 |
| An annotated bibliography: International protection of freedom of association | 2/259 |
| Supervising labour standards and human rights: The case of forced labour in Myanmar (Burma) (Perspective) | 3/391 |
| ILO principles concerning the right to strike, Bernard Gernigon, Alberto Odero and Horacio Guido | 4/441 |
| International policy and regional integration | |
| The Asian financial crisis: Origins and social outlook (Perspective) | 1/81 |
| Trade liberalization and the politics of trade adjustment assistance, Ethan Kapstein | 4/501 |
| Labour law and economics | |
| The labour market: A lawyer's view of economic arguments, Pietro Ichino | 3/299 |
| Trade union rights: An economic perspective, Eddy Lee | 3/313 |
| Labour market policies | |
| The net impact of active labour programmes in Hungary and Poland, Christopher J. O'Leary, Piotr Koodziejczyk and György Lázár | 3/321 |
| Labour relations | |
| The economic impact of labour-sponsored venture capital corporations: A case study from Quebec, Pierre Laliberté | 1/47 |
| Working conditions and work organization | |
| Sheltered employment for persons with disabilities, Laurent Visier | 3/347 |
| Worker representation on health and safety in small enterprises: Lessons from a Swedish approach, Kaj Frick and David Walters | 3/367 |
| The ILO Encyclopaedia of Occupational Health and Safety: A multidisciplinary challenge (Perspective) | 3/410 |
Updated by MCN. Approved by MFL. Last update: 8 July 1998.
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