The Future Regulation of Work: New Concepts, New Paradigms

ISBN-13: 9781137432438 / Angielski / Twarda / 2016 / 257 str.

Nicole Busby; Douglas Brodie; Rebecca Zahn

Opis

A cohesive study of the current regulatory approaches to work across different jurisdictions, this prestigious collection of essays from established international scholars examines the diminishing relevance of the current model of labour law and considers the form, nature and challenges of regulation in a global labour market.

Spis treści

Introduction.- PART I: The Regulation of Work: Imagining the Future.- 1. A New Vocabulary and Imaginary for Labour Law: Taking Legal Constitution, Gender, and Social Reproduction Seriously; Judy Fudge.- 2. Labour Law: Issues of Inclusion and Differentiation; Douglas Brodie.- 3. The Equality Agenda; Bob Hepple.- PART II: Beyond the Employment Contract?.- 4. Regulating the Engagement of Non-Employed Labour: A View from the Antipodes; Joellen Riley.- 5. The Changing Nature of Work and the Regulation of Health and Safety; Richard Johnstone.- PART III: Shifting Paradigms.- 6. Labour Market Regulation in Asia: The Growing Dominance of Market-based Mechanisms?; John Benson.- 7. Collective Labour Rights in EU and International Law: Consolidation, Reconciliation and Beyond?; Nicole Busby and Rebecca Zahn.- 8. Reforms of Collective Labour Law in Time of Crisis: Towards a New Landscape for Industrial Relations in the European Union?; Isabelle Schömann.- PART IV: Alternative Structures: Fundamental Social Rights, Decent Work and Human Rights.- 9. What is Decent about 'Decent Work'? An Argument for a Right to Decent Work in South Africa; Jan Theron.- 10. Labour in the Economic Social Cultural Rights Regime of the Inter-American System on Human Rights; Rose-Marie Belle Antoine.- Conclusions.

O autorze

Douglas Brodie is Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Strathclyde, UK

Nicole Busby is Professor of Labour Law at the University of Strathclyde, UK

Rebecca Zahn is a Lecturer in Law at the University of Strathclyde, UK