Titlebook: Globalizing Social Rights; The International La Sandrine Kott (Professor of European Contemporary Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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,Etymologien und Formen von Lehnwörtern,e mid-19th century, experts and bureaucrats dealt about the much-cited Social Question on platforms such as international congresses, world exhibitions and later in international organizations. The interactions between this international or transnational field of social policy and the national insti

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G. Wittmann,Rosalind M. Gaskell,H.-J. Rzihaas nevertheless been at a different pace. Fresh insights over the last thirty or so years into the history of work, unemployment and more broadly the social state have highlighted the major shifts in the ways in which these notions were represented following the radical changes brought about by the

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Latent Trait and Latent Class Modelstakis and Markov wonder whether ‘les recommandations internationales du travail’ are not the ‘instruments mal exploités ou (le) maillon faible du système normatif …’.. The present chapter seeks to give at least a partial answer to this question by developing the idea that the Promotion of Cooperativ

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-52512-4Analysis moves from a critical synthesis of the various technical models and theoretical schemas that informed the AIP’s discourse to an outline of the practices that comprised the Programme’s community development activities throughout the 1950s and early 1960s. Several elements converged in the AI

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-8580-4vail (BIT), wrote a remarkable history. Not only did the ILO survive the Second World War; the organization launched a considerable number of multilateral treaties and established a history of successful technical cooperation, which is at the core of a rich literature on the ILO. Recently, the ILO’s

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J. A. Winchester (Lecturer in Geology)ational regulator of social policies. This approach differs from a pure institutional history of an international organization in the sense that the ILO, placed in a broader context of different actors, is considered as part of a transnational regulating mechanism between the national and the intern