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Between Soft and Hard Law: The Impact of International Social Security Standards on National Social Security Law

Edited by: Frans Pennings

ISBN13: 9789041124913
ISBN: 9041124918
Published: March 2006
Publisher: Kluwer Law International
Country of Publication: The Netherlands
Format: Hardback
Price: £177.00



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Whether or not we ever attain universal social justice, there can be little doubt that the international community has set meaningful standards, and that significant progress has been made over the last century. The leading standard-setter throughout this period has been the International Labour Organisation (ILO), with its nearly 200 conventions on labour law and social security law. Yet it is often asked: how effective are these standards? Do any lLO Member States actually offer (to quote the Philadelphia Declaration of the ILO Conference of 1944) social security measures to provide a basic income to all in need of such protection and comprehensive medical care? Perhaps not, but some come close, thanks to the application of ILO standards.

This much-needed volume is the first detailed analysis of the legal meaning of ILO conventions within the ratifying Member States. In unprecedented depth a panel of distinguished authorities explores the role of ILO conventions in preparing and amending national legislation, in parliamentary debate, and in national case law. For comparative purposes, five countries the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Spain, and the Netherlands-are studied in depth.

Whether or not we ever attain universal social justice, there can be little doubt that the international community has set meaningful standards, and that significant progress has been made over the last century. The leading standard-setter throughout this period has been the International Labour Organisation (ILO), with its nearly 200 conventions on labour law and social security law. Yet it is often asked: how effective are these standards? Do any lLO Member States actually offer (to quote the Philadelphia Declaration of the ILO Conference of 1944) social security measures to provide a basic income to all in need of such protection and comprehensive medical care? Perhaps not, but some come close, thanks to the application of ILO standards.

This much-needed volume is the first detailed analysis of the legal meaning of ILO conventions within the ratifying Member States. In unprecedented depth a panel of distinguished authorities explores the role of ILO conventions in preparing and amending national legislation, in parliamentary debate, and in national case law. For comparative purposes, five countries the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Spain, and the Netherlands-are studied in depth.

Subjects:
Social Security and Welfare Law
Contents:
Preface. List of Abbreviations.
1. International Social Security Standards: An Overview; F. Pennings, B. Schulte.
2. Overview of Up-to-Date ILO Social Security Conventions; U. Kulke.
3. Some Current Points of Discussion Concerning Social Security Conventions; F. Pennings, B. Schulte.
4. The Impact of Social Security Conventions: The United Kingdom; S. Roberts.
5. The Impact of Social Security Conventions: Spain; C. Sánchez-Rodas Navarro, A. Rodríguez Benot.
6. The Impact of Social Security Conventions: The Netherlands; F. Pennings.
7. The Impact of Social Security Conventions: Germany; B. Schulte.
8. The Impact of Social Security Conventions: France; F. Kessler, J.-P. Lhernoud.
9. Conclusions; F. Pennings. Bibliography. List of Contributors. Annex: Texts of ILO Constitution and Up-to-Date Social Security Conventions with Standards. Overview: Up-to-Date Social Security Conventions and their Status of Ratification. Texts. Index on Conventions. Subject Index.

Series: Series in Employment and Social Policy

The Changing Institutional Face of British Employment Relations ISBN 9789041125415
Published March 2006
Kluwer Law International
£130.00
Collective Agreements and Individual Contracts of Employment
ISBN 9789041121905
Published October 2003
Kluwer Law International
£188.00
Effective Enforcement of EC Labour Law ISBN 9789041121608
Published May 2003
Kluwer Law International
£170.00
A Decade Beyond Maastricht: the European Social Dialogue Revisited ISBN 9789041121639
Published January 2003
Kluwer Law International
£121.00
The Legal Protection of the Pregnant Worker in the European Community ISBN 9789041118424
Published August 2002
Kluwer Law International
£233.00
From Rights to Management
Terry CarneyFaculty of Law, University of Sydney, Australia, Gaby . Ramia
ISBN 9789041118899
Published August 2002
Kluwer Law International
£135.00
Quality of Work and Employee Involvement in Europe
ISBN 9789041118851
Published August 2002
Kluwer Law International
£170.00
Dutch Social Security Law in an International Context
Frans PenningsTilburg University, Netherlands
ISBN 9789041118875
Published July 2002
Kluwer Law International
£154.00
Labour Law, Human Rights and Social Justice
ISBN 9789041116970
Published November 2001
Kluwer Law International
£170.00
Legal Perspectives on Equal Treatment and Non-discrimination
ISBN 9789041116659
Published August 2001
Kluwer Law International
£197.00
What Future for Social Security?
Jochen ClasenUniversity of Sterling, Scotland
ISBN 9789041116710
Published July 2001
Kluwer Law International
£135.00
£144.00
Transnational Labour Regulation ISBN 9789041115836
Published June 2001
Kluwer Law International
£154.00
The ILO and the Social Challenges of the 21st Century
ISBN 9789041115720
Published April 2001
Kluwer Law International
£126.00
Job Creation and Labour Law ISBN 9789041114327
Published September 2000
Kluwer Law International
£183.00