The International Labour Organization and the quest for social justice, 1919-2009

Gerry B. Rodgers · Lee, Eddy · Lee Swepston · Van Daele, Jasmien

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Explores some of the main ideas which the ILO has seized, developed and applied, examines their history and tells how they were pursued in different geographical and historical settings.

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