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Third Conference of the Regulating for Decent Work NetworkOrganized by International Labour Office (ILO), Switzerland 3‐5 July 2013In collaboration with The University of Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Labour Studies (AIAS), The University of Melbourne Centre for Employment and Labour Relations Law (CELRL), The University of Manchester’s Fairness at Work Research Centre (FaWRC), The University of Duisburg‐Essen Institut Arbeit und Qualifikation (IAQ).The global financial crisis continues to generate spiralling unemployment, precarious work, inequality, and pressure on collective bargaining, threatening economic and social stability in many parts of the world. Unease about the austerity agenda is accompanied by a growing recognition that the post‐crisis world should not return to "business as usual." Rather, more effective and balanced models should be adopted, which would integrate employment creation in growth policies and meet equally important objectives: equity, security, job quality. While emerging and developing economies have escaped the brunt of the recession, the debate continues on how to extend labour market institutions into the informal economy, with a focus on particularly vulnerable groups, such as domestic workers. The influence of multinational enterprises in these countries, meanwhile, sustains an ongoing reflection on the role of non‐state actors in regulating labour markets. At the global level, a striking feature of recent policy discourses is the use of legal indices to evaluate and compare labour law regimes. These indices are increasingly relied on both to underpin policy guidance and to justify legal reform. (...)Lire la suite : RDW2013CallforAbstractsDate limite de soumission des propositions : 31 janvier 2013