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| No. | Speaker | Topic | MP3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Bob Hepple, QC Emeritus Professor of Law, (University of Cambridge) |
Comparative institutional advantage in the context of development | MP3 Hepple [10.3MB] [30:01] |
| 2. | Jacqui True Senior Lecturer, Dept of Political Studies (University of Auckland) |
Problems of gender, violence, development and labour | MP3 True [8.8MB] [25:46] |
| 3. | Brian Langille Professor of Law (University of Toronto) |
Human freedom and human capital; re-imagining labour law for development | MP3 Langille [10.8MB] [31.28] |
| No. | Speaker | Topic | MP3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Judy Fudge Professor of Law (University of Victoria) |
Gender, equality and capabilities: The role and relevance of anti-discrimination law | MP3 Fudge [8.2MB] [23:48] |
| 2. | Mark Bell Professor of Law (University of Leicester) |
Promoting social inclusion through anti-discrimination law | MP3 Bell [11.4MB] [33:17] |
| No. | Speaker | Topic | MP3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Dave Gordon & Simon Pemberton Townsend Centre for International Poverty Research (University of Bristol) |
Eradicating child poverty: The role of legal rights | MP3 Gordon & Pemberton [10.2MB] [29:54] |
| 2. | Sonia Bhalotra Reader in Economics (University of Bristol) |
Understanding the economics of child labour | MP3 Bhalotra [11MB] [32:11] |
| 3. | Surya Deva Assistant Professor, School of Law (City University of Hong Kong) |
Child labour: What “responsibility” might entail for “responsive” corporations? | MP3 Deva [9.9MB] [28:41] |
| No. | Speaker | Topic | MP3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Ben Moxham European Union and International Relations Department (TUC) |
Trade union objectives and sustainable development through trade and aid | MP3 Moxham [7.4MB] [21:24] |
| 2. | Adelle Blackett Professor, Faculty of Law (McGill University) |
Development, the movement of persons, and labour law: trade and aid vs. reasonable labour market access | MP3 Blackett [10.2MB] [29:42] |
| 3. | Diamond Ashiagbor Reader in Law (University College London) |
Ameliorating globalization? European Union approaches to the social dimension of globalization | MP3 Ashiagbor [10MB] [29:21] |
| No. | Speaker | Topic | MP3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Charlotte Villiers Professor of Company Law (University of Bristol) |
Corporate social responsibility and participatory labour laws | MP3 Villiers [8.2MB] [23:55] |
| 2. | David Tajgman ILO Consultant (Labour in Development, Denmark) |
How social dialogue and CSR have met up with traditional international supervision in realising FPRW | MP3 Tajgman [8.9MB] [26:01] |
| 3. | Tonia Novitz Professor of Labour Law (University of Bristol) |
Big unions and big business: how might international framework agreements promote development at a local level | MP3 Novitz [8.4MB] [24:28] |
| No. | Speaker | Topic | MP3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Jeff Kenner Professor of European Law (University of Nottingham) |
Comment 1 | MP3 Kenner [4.5MB] [12:59] |
| 2. | James Howard Director, Economic and Social Policy (ITUC) |
Comment 2 | MP3 Howard [9.1MB] [26:25] |
| 3. | Rolph van der Hoeven Professor of Employment and Development Economics (ISS) |
Comment 3 | MP3 van der Hoeven [8.1MB] [23:27] |