The Future Regulation of Work: New Concepts, New Paradigms

Nicole Busby; Douglas Brodie; Rebecca Zahn

The Future Regulation of Work: New Concepts, New Paradigms

Nicole Busby (Editor), Douglas Brodie (Editor), Rebecca Zahn (Editor)

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Abstract

This collection of essays is grounded in the notion that law is both a determinant and an expression of social relations and that labour law needs to move ‘beyond employment’. The volume will consist of a range of contributions from established international scholars in law and related disciplines from within and beyond Europe. Each contribution shares, as its central theme, the future regulation of work. The collection will seek to provide a coherent response to the question: if the current construction of labour law is of diminishing relevance, what form(s) should future regulation take?

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 30 Apr 2016

Publication series

Name	Socio-Legal Studies

Keywords

labour law
employment
work regulations

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Busby, N., Brodie, D., & Zahn, R. (Eds.) (2016). The Future Regulation of Work: New Concepts, New Paradigms. (Socio-Legal Studies).

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