Human Rights and Labour Law: Essays for Paul O'Higgins

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1. The ILO and the Protection of Freedom of Association in the United Kingdom, W.B. Creighton 2. Freedom of Association and the Interests of the State, Gillian Morris 3. Trade Unions and Democracy in Transitional Societies: Reflections on Russia and South Africa, Bob Hepple 4. The Role of the European Court of Justice in the Development of Community Labour Law 5. Collective Bargaining and the Protection of Social Rights in Europe, Brian Bercusson 6. Using Community Law to Protect Workers' Rights: A Case Study, B.W. Napier 7. The Bill of Rights Debate: Democracy or Juristocracy in Britain?, K.D. Ewing 8. Democracy and a Bill of Rights: Some Lessons from Ireland, C.A. Gearty 9. Who Can remedy Human Rights Abuses? The 'State Action' Question, Michael Forde 10. Taking on the Individual Trade Unionist: A New Emphasis in Legal, Intervention, Sonia McKay 11. The Strike and Breach of Contract: A Reassessment, Patrick Elias 12. Criminal Law and the Development of Labour Relations in 19th-Century Ireland, J. McEldowney 13. Change and Continuity: British Social Security Law in the 1990s, Julian Fulbrook 14. The Evolution of Administrative Justice in England: The Case of Social Security, Martin Partington A Bibliography of the Writings of Paul O'Higgins.

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