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The GLG’s Virtual Library GGT is designed as a practical tool to support research on issues related to the trade-labor link. This section, currently under construction, will eventually have ready access to a vast collection of scientific articles, comprehensive reference to books on the topic as well as official documentation. Summaries will also be available directly on the site. The collection will be regularly updated and enhances by GLG Network researchers.


Position papers   Official documents   Scientific articles   Links

Position papers

  1. Étienne Roy-Grégoire (2009), Le traité de libre-échange Canada-Colombie et les droits de la personne
  2. Éric Desrosiers (2009). "Place à l’aide aux politiques sociales", Le Devoir, mercredi 29 avril.
  3. Éric Desrosiers (2009). "Qui mettra les règles sur pieds?", Le Devoir, samedi et dimanche 25-26 avril.
  4. Chistian Deblock. « L’aide à l’ajustement commercial: une particularité américaine ». Centre d’études sur l’intégration et la mondialisation, janvier 2009, 1-44
  5. Éric Desrosiers. " Perspectives - Humanising trade ", Le Devoir, Monday, February 4, 2008
  6. Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay. «Les enjeux du marché du travail et l’évolution des formes d’emploi», Document préparé pour le colloque de l’IRSST, 2003, 1-31
  7. United States Congressman Jim McDermott. Trade Adjustment Assistance and new reform
  8. Howard F. Rosen. " Strengthening Trade Adjustment Assistance ", Peterson Institute for International Economic, (January) 2008, 11 p
  9. Etienne, Wasmer and Jakob von, Weizsäcker. " Winning Over Globalization’s Losers ", Project Syndicate.
  10. Éric Desrosiers. « Perspectives - Humaniser le commerce », Le Devoir, lundi 4 février 2008

Official documents

  1. Organisation Internationale du Travail.
  2. Ressources humaines et Développement social Canada
  3. Industrie Canada
  4. Développement des ressources humaines Canada. " Pratiques de ressources humaines : Perspectives des employeurs et des employés ", 2001, 1-92
  5. Organisation des États Américains
  6. Banque interaméricaine de développement
  7. Statistique Canada. " Emploi, gains et durée du travail ", décembre 2007, 1-541
  8. L’UE prend des mesures pour promouvoir la «mondialisation équitable» au forum de l’OIT
  9. U.S. Department of Labor, Employment & Training Administration. Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA).
  10. Japan Institute for Labour Policy and Training. "Japan Labour Review". Tokyo, publication trimestrielle.

Scientific articles

  1. Dara O’Rourke (2006), “Multi-Stakeholder Regulation: Privatizing or Socializing Global Labour Standards?”, World Development, Vol. 34 (5); 899-918
  2. Dara O’Rourke (2006), “Multi-stakeholder regulation: privatizing or socializing global labor standards?”, World Development, Vol.34 (5), Mai; 899-918
  3. Apo Leong (2006), « A New Class War is Brewing in China », Asian Labour Update, n° 59, avril-juin 2006
  4. Chloé Froissart (2006), « Escaping from under the Party’s Thumb : A Few Examples of Migrant Workers’ Strivings for Autonomy », Social Research, vol. 73 (1) (printemps); 197-218
  5. Esben Rahbek Pedersen et Mahad Huniche (ed) (2006). Corporate Citizenship in Developing Countries : New Partnership Perspectives. Copenhagen Business School Press, 287p.
  6. Feng Chen (2006), « Privatization and Its Discontents in Chinese Factories », China Quarterly, n. 185 (mars); 42-60
  7. Brian W. Burkett, John D. R. Craig, Sonia Regenbogen, Mathias Link, Stephanie Montgomery-Graham, S. Jodi Gallagher (2006), Corporate Social Responsibility: An Evolving Global Business Phenomenon
  8. John D.R. Craig and Sonia Regenbogen Luciw (2006, draft paper), Decent Work and International Labour Law: A Diversion or a New Direction, Heenan Blaikie
  9. John Giles, Albert Park et Fang Cai (2006), « How’s Has Economic Restructuring Affected China’s Urban Workers ? », China Quarterly, n. 185 (mars); 61-95
  10. John D. R. Craig and Michael Lynk (2006), Globalization and the Future of Labour Law, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press; 518 pp

Links

  1. Global Labour Journal, is an open access, fully peer reviewed online journal launched in January 2010. It serves as a forum to capture the plentiful and diverse scholarly work emerging on labour activities worldwide and highlight the ways that labour activities are increasingly shaped by global forces.

    http://digitalcommons.mcmaster.ca/globallabour/

  2. Trade and Human Rights Blog

  3. The George Washington University

  4. Consumers International

  5. Office japonais du commerce extérieur

  6. Research Institute for Advancement of Living Standards

  7. Nippon Keidanren

  8. Ministère japonais de l’Économie, du Commerce et de l’Industrie

  9. Institute of Developing Economics

  10. Japan Association of Corporate Executives

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