Labour Standards in International Economic Law

Chapter 1 Labour Standards in International Economic Law: An Introduction

Chapter 2 International Economic and Social Dimensions: Divided or Connected?

Chapter 3 The ILO’s Mandate and Capacity: Creating, Proliferating and Supervising Labour Standards for a Globalized Economy

Chapter 4 Why the Shift from International to Transnational Law Is Important for Labour Standards

Chapter 5 The Implications of EC – Seal Products for the Protection of Core Labour Standards in WTO Law

Chapter 6 The WTO and Child Labour: Implications for the Debate on International Constitutionalism

Chapter 7 Labour Standards and Trade: Need We Choose Between ‘Human Rights’ and ‘Sustainable Development’?

Chapter 8 Civil Society Meetings in EU Free Trade Agreements: The Purposes Unravelled

Chapter 9 Comparative Conclusions on Arbitral Dispute Settlement in Trade-Labour Matters Under US FTAs

Chapter 10 An Individual Labour Complaint Procedure for Workers, Trade Unions, Employers and NGOs in Future Free Trade Agreements

Chapter 11 Implications of CETA and TTIP on Social Standards

Chapter 12 Mainstreaming Investment-Labour Linkage Through ‘Mega-Regional’ Trade Agreements

Chapter 13 Labour Standards and the World Bank. Analysing the Potential of Safeguard Policies for Protecting Workers

Chapter 14 Soft Standards and Hard Consequences: Why Transnational Companies Commit to Respect International Labour and Social Standards, and How This Relates to Business and Regulation

Chapter 15 The Promotion of Labour Standards Through International Framework Agreements

Chapter 17 Promoting Labour Standards in Global Supply Chains Through Consumers’ Choice: Is Social Labelling Effective?

Chapter 18 A Model Labour Chapter for Future EU Trade Agreements