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Bibliography on Law and Domestic Work

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Megan Corrarino
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  • Title: Bibliography on Law and Domestic Work
  • Resource Title: Bibliography on Law and Domestic Work

Books and journal articles on law and domestic work, with an emphasis on legal changes around the ratification and implementation of ILO C189.

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Occupational group
Domestic Workers
Informal Economy Theme
Law
Resource Type
Annotated Bibliographies
Language
English

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