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  • Research Reports

    Informal Economy and Trade Unions in Germany

    Background paper for Exposure-Dialogue Programme with SEWA.Read this article in German or English.

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  • Journal Articles

    Ratification as International Solidarity – Reflections on Switzerland and Decent Work for Domestic WorkersConnecticut Journal of International Law

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  • Research Reports

    Every Pair Tells a Story: Report on a Survey of Homeworking and Subcontracting Chains in Six Countries of the European Union

    The six countries included in the report are Italy, Greece, Portugal, Spain, United Kingdom, and The Netherlands.

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  • Research Reports

    Informelle Ökonomie und Gewerkschaften in Deutschland

    Background paper for Exposure-Dialogue Programme with SEWA.Read this article in German or English.

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  • Journal Articles

    Homework in Germany and Spain: Industrial Restructuring and the Meaning of Homework for WomenGeoJournal

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  • Journal Articles

    Informelle Arbeit global: Informalität als NormalitätWISO-Info

    Seiten 19 bis 26 Pages 19 to 26

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    Homework and industrial development: Gender roles and restructuring in the Spanish shoe industryWorld Development

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  • Research Reports

    Together? On the Not-so-easy Relationship Between Italian Labour Organisations and Migrant Domestic Workers’ Groups

    ICDD Working Paper, No. 3

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    Informal, Non‐standard, Precarious: Concepts and measurements in France and EU; implications for international comparative evaluations

    Paper for the WIEGO meeting on “Measuring Informal Employment in Developed Countries” 31 October-1 November 2008, Harvard University

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    Non-standard and informal employment in Italy

    Paper for the WIEGO meeting on “Measuring Informal Employment in Developed Countries” 31 October-1 November 2008, Harvard University

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