Università Roma Tre

1. Sustainable Development, Global Economy and Social Rights: why we need a linkage

2. The International Labour Organization and International Labour Standards

3. The European Union and Employment Law

4. International and European Trade Agreements

5. Case study: a focus on U.S.A., Mexico, Canada, Australia, Brazil, China, Japan, India France, Germany, UK, Eastern EU countries, Italy

6. Conflicts of laws in employment contracts, social security systems and industrial relations

7. Social Clauses, Codes of Conduct and CSR: an evolutionary perspective

This course is taught in English.

Servais J.M., International Labour Law, Fifth edition, Wolters Kluwer International, 2017.
Supplementary and up-to-date information and materials will be provided on-line to the students by the teacher in a dropbox folder. The acces will be made available by the teacher sending an e-mail request.