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  • GURN weekly 2, China's Labor Question
  • GURN weekly 3, There is an alternative Economic policies and labour strategies beyond the mainstream
  • GURN weekly 4, World Social Security Report
  • GURN weekly 5, Crisis Causes, prospects and alternatives, IJLR, 2011, Vol.3, Issue 1
  • GURN weekly 6, The Global Crisis. Causes, responses and challenges
  • GURN weekly 8, Studies on Growth with Equity - Spain Quality jobs for a new economy
  • GURN weekly 9, Regulating for Decent Work. New directions in labour market regulation
  • GURN weekly 10, The role of collective bargaining in the Global Economy Negotiating for Social Justice
  • GURN weekly 11, Trade Unions and the Global Crisis Labours Visions, Strategies and Responses
  • GURN weekly 12, World of Work Report 2011 Making Markets Work for Jobs
  • GURN weekly 13, Social Protection Floor for a fair and inclusive globalization
  • GURN weekly 14, Global Employment Trends 2011 and the Global Wage Report
  • GURN weekly 15, IJLR 2011, Vol. 3, Issue 2 Towards a sustainable recovery The case for wage led policies
  • GURN weekly 16, Non-regular work - policies, trends and social dialogue
  • GURN weekly 17, Shaping global industrial relations The impact of international framework agreements
  • GURN weekly 18, The Impact of the Crisis on Wages in South-East Europe
  • GURN weekly 19, Blunting neoliberalism Tripartism and economic reforms in the developing world
  • GURN weekly 20, Global Employment Trends 2012 - Preventing a deeper jobs crisis
  • GURN weekly 21, The ILO and the quest for social justice, 1919 - 2009
  • GURN weekly 22, World of Youth Report
  • GURN weekly 23, Spain – Quality Jobs for a New Economy
  • GURN weekly 24, Towards a Greener Economy - The Social Dimensions
  • GURN weekly 25, International and comparative labour law
  • GURN weekly 26, Social dialogue and collective bargaining in times of crisis The case of Greece
  • GURN weekly 27, The employment relationship - a comparative overview
  • GURN weekly 28, From the Great Recession to Labour Market - Recovery Issues, evidence and policy options
  • GURN weekly 29, Work Inequalities in the Crisis - Evidence from Europe
  • GURN weekly 30, Social protection and minimum wages responses to the 2008 financial and economic crisis
  • GURN weekly 31, Towards Decent Work in sub-Saharan Africa. Monitoring MDG Employment Indicators
  • GURN weekly 32, World of Work Report 2012
  • GURN weekly 33, Wage Policy, Income Distribution, and Democratic Theory
  • GURN weekly 34, Global Employment Trends for Youth 2012
  • GURN weekly 35, Confronting finance - Mobilizing the 99 per cent for economic and social progress
  • GURN weekly 36, Euro Zone job crisis - Trends and Policy Responses
  • GURN weekly 37, Income inequality as a cause of the Great Recession. A survey of current debates
  • GURN weekly 38, The Lisbon Treaty and Social Europe
  • GURN weekly 39, Income Inequality, Redistribution and Poverty. Contrasting rational choice and behavioural per
  • GURN weekly 40, Labour in the global South
  • GURN weekly 41, Macroeconomic policy advice and the Article IV consultatons. A Development perspective
  • GURN weekly 42, Global Social Policy Digest 12.3.
  • GURN weekly 44, Make poverty history. Trade union manual on the MDGs
  • GURN weekly 45, Financialisation and the requirements and pot
  • GURN weekly 47, Is aggregate demand wage-led or profit-lead. National and global effects
  • GURN weekly 48 CAS A dynamic and impact built on decades of dialogue and persuasion
  • GURN weekly 49, Wage-led growth. Concept, theories and policies
  • GURN weekly 50, Global wage report
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