Labour Collective bargaining in transition – a renewed role for legal comparison, by Ulla Liukkunen 27 Nov 202029 Oct 2026 Comparative law has been a notably neglected discipline in the field of labour law. The explanation appears to lie in the highlighted domestic nature of labour law but also in…
Labour Labour Constitutions and Comparative Law 14 Apr 201929 Oct 2026 In recent years, a debate has raged among scholars of labour law regarding the nature and scope of the discipline today, in an era when so many of the premises…
Labour… New research collection on comparative labour law highlights key issues 13 Jan 201929 Oct 2026 Why does comparative labour law matter? The world of work is churning. Work is now often what we do, rather than where we go. Yet the concerns remain similar: obtaining…
