Labour law, human rights and social justice

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Notes on Contributors. Laudatio R. Blanpain. Curriculum Vitae: Ruth Ben-Israel. 1. The Rise, Fall and Resurrection of Social Dignity R. Ben-Israel. 2. Cultural and Economic Perspectives Concerning Protection of Workers' Social Dignity A.L. Goldman. 3. The Transformation of Social Security Systems B. von Maydell. 4. Expanding the Scope of Employment Law S.J. Adler. 5. Models of Workplace Representation for an Era of Global Labour and Product Market Competition S. Estreicher. 6. Ensuring the Right to a Safe and Healthy Working Environment: Where Actions Speak Louder than Words A.C. Neal. 7. Labour Conflicts, Courts and Social Policy J.-M. Servais. 8. New Developments in the ILO Supervisory System M. Rood. 9. Derogations and Restrictions of the Right to Strike in International Law R. Birk. 10. The European Social Dimension: Problems and Perspectives T. Treu. 11. The European Top of `Nice'. An Appraisal. Is `Nice' Socially Nice? R. Blanpain. 12. The European Court of Justice, Social Law and the European Social Partners A. Jacobs. 13. The Quality' Factor in Community Industrial Relations: Building on the First Report of the European Commission M. Biagi. 14. Privacy of the Employee as a Human Right M. Goldberg. 15. Fundamental Rights and Labour Law in Germany M. Weiss. 16. The Decline of a Strong Trade Union: What Can Be Learnt from the Israeli Experience? A. Galin. 17. Enterprise Reorganisation and Protection of Workers K. Sugeno. 18. The Role of Good Faith in Labour Law E. Barak. 19. Can the Colour of Your Collar Really Justify a Difference in Treatment? A Case Against the Unconstitutional Difference in Treatment of Blue and White Collar Workers in Belgium C. Engels. List of publications by Ruth Ben-Israel.

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