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Berg, Janine (ed.). Labour markets, institutions and inequality. Building just societies in the 21st century. Genève : Bureau international du travail, 2015, 415 p.Surveys labour market and social welfare institutions around the world, examining trade unions, wage standards, pension protections, fixed contracts and part-time work, redistribution and social insurance, and public goods, all with consideration of their effects on women, migrants and youth.Shows that good governance, social stabilization and economic justice are the essence of development and that economic development requires the defence, consolidation and expansion of social institutions, social norms and standards and social insurance.1. Labour market institutions: the building blocks of just societies / Janine Berg -- 2. Economic development and inequality: revising the Kuznets curve / Sangheon Lee and Megan Hengge -- 3. Renewing the Full Employment Compact: Issues, Evidence and Policy Implications / Iyanatul Islam, Martina Hengge -- 4. Unions and Collective Bargaining / Susan Hayter -- 5. Minimum Wages and Inequality / Patrick Belser, Uma Rani -- 6. Temporary Contracts and Wage Inequality / Sandrine Cazes, Juan Ramón De Laiglesia -- 7. The ‘Deconstruction’ of Part-Time Work / Jon C. Messenger, Nikhil Ray -- 8. Redistribution Policies / Malte Luebker -- 9. Pensions and Other Social Security Income Transfers / Christina Behrendt, John Woodall -- 10. Income Support for the Unemployed and the Poor / Janine Berg -- 11. Public Social Services and Income Inequality / Juliana Martínez Franzoni, Diego Sanchéz-Ancochea -- 12. Labour Market Institutions and Gender Equality / Sarah Gammage -- 13. Inequalities and the Impact of Labour Market Institutions on Migrant Workers / Christiane Kuptsch -- 14. Labour Market Inequality Between Youths and Adults: A Special Case? / Gerhard Reinecke, Damian Grimshaw.Accéder à la publication en ligne : http://labordoc.ilo.org/record/462757