ILO histories : essays on the International Labour Organization and its impact on the world during the twentieth century

Writing ILO histories: a state of the art / Jasmien Van Daele -- Beyond gompers: the American Federation of Labor, the creation of the ILO, and US labor dissent / Elizabeth McKillen -- Demands on the ILO by Interantionally Organized Women in 1919 / Ulla Wikander -- Albert Thomas, the ILO and the IFTU: a case of mutual benefit? / Reiner Tosstorff -- The ILO and the freedom of association as the ideal of the christian trade unions / Patrick Pasture -- The ILO and welfare reform in South Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean, 1919-1950 / Jeremy Seekings -- Constructing a european social model: the fight for social insurance in the interwar period / Sandrine Kott -- Borderline work: ILO explorations onto he housing scene until 1940 / Pierre-Yves Saunier -- "Special circumstances" in Geneva: the ILO and the world of non-metropolitan labour in the interwar years / Susan Zimmermann -- The ILO and the IMI: a strategy of influence on the edges of the League of Nations, 1925-1934 / Thomas Cayet -- "Intellectual workers" and their search for a place within the ILO during the interwar period / Christophe Verbruggen -- A shift in the centre of gravity: the ILO under Harold Butler and John G. Winant / Stephen Hughes and Nigel Haworth -- Phelan's war: the International Labour Organization in limbo (1941-1948) / Geert Van Goethem -- Laquelle (c)♭tait la vraie France? France and the ILO during the Second World War / Jaci Leigh Eisenberg -- The "Morse years": th ILO 1948-1970 / Daniel Roger Maul -- The ILO and the Argentine dictatorship (1976-1983) / Victoria Basualdo -- The limists of lobbying: ILO and Solidarno¿# / Idesbald Goddeeris -- The ILO setting the terms in the child labour debate / G. K. Lieten -- Conclusion: the ILO's impact on the world / Magaly Rodr(c)Ưguez Garc(c)Ưa