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Temporary Labour Migration in the Global Era: The Regulatory Challenges

Temporary Labour Migration in the Global Era: The Regulatory Challenges

Name: Temporary Labour Migration in the Global Era: The Regulatory Challenges
Brand: Hart Publishing
SKU: 9781509906284
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Author: Joanna Howe; Rosemary Owens
ISBN: 9781509906284

Edited by Joanna Howe · Rosemary Owens

Hart Publishing October 2016

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ISBN-13: 9781509906284
Publisher: Hart Publishing
Publication: October 2016
Format: Hardback
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Countri(es) for reference only

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This is the first academic legal book on temporary labour migration. Its aim is to open up a discussion on the topic through essays by leading scholars in law, economics, sociology and political science, using a comparative and interdisciplinary method.

The legal regulation of temporary labour migration in the global era is highly topical but under-researched, despite the extraordinary growth in this phenomenon. There is scarcely a nation state that is not now touched by labour migration.

In 2015 it is estimated there are more than 232 million persons working in a country other than their country of origin. Migration is thus a labour issue and labour mobility has become a key feature of the global economy.

Prestigious global institutions promote temporary labour migration as a means of development for poorer nations and as a ‘triple win’, benefitting countries of origin and destination, as well as individual migrants.

The case in support is often articulated in one-dimensional fashion, focusing on economic outcomes and marginalising other factors.

This edited collection provides an opportunity for a more robust examination of temporary labour migration through a broader consideration of the nature and distribution of any economic benefits.

Part I: Introduction

1. Temporary Labour Migration in the Global Era: The Regulatory Challenges Joanna Howe and Rosemary Owens

Part II: Global Economic Integration and the Regulation of Temporary Labour Migration

2. Seasonal Workers and Intra-corporate Transferees in EU Law: Capital's Handmaidens? Cathryn Costello and Mark Freedland

3. Temporary Labour Migration and the Trade in Services: European and Global Perspectives in an Age of Economic Integration Samuel Engblom, Nicola Kountouris and Asa Odin Ekman

4. The Distinction Between Temporary Labour Migration and Posted Work in Austria: Labour Law versus Trade Law Gudrun Biffl and Isabella Skrivanek

Part III: Temporary Labour Migration in Pursuit of Economic Efficiency

5. Employer Demand for 'Skilled' Migrant Workers: Regulating Admission Under the United Kingdom's Tier 2 (General) Visa Mimi Zou

6. Contesting the Demand-Driven Orthodoxy: An Assessment of the Australian Regulation of Temporary Labour Migration Joanna Howe

Part IV: Temporary Labour Migration and the Production of Precarity

7. Migrant Domestic Workers in British Columbia, Canada: Unfreedom, Trafficking and Domestic Servitude Judy Fudge

8. Why is Labour Protection for Temporary Migrant Workers so Fraught?: A Perspective from Australia Joo-Cheong Tham, Iain Campbell and Martina Boese

Part V: Challenges in Realising Decent Work for Temporary Migrant Workers

9. Empowering Temporary Migrant Workers in Sweden: A Call for Unequal Treatment Petra Herzfeld Olsson 10. Temporary Labour Migration and Modern Slavery Virginia Mantouvalou

11. The Regulation of Temporary Immigration as Part of New Forms of the Supply Chain: Segmenting Labour Rights For Workers Julia Lopez Lopez

12. Regulating Temporariness in Italian Migration Law Veronica Papa

Part VI: Contesting Temporariness: Status and the Social Effects of the Legal Regulation of Temporary Labour Migration

13. The Membership of Migrant Workers and the Ethical Limits of Exclusion Alexander Reilly

14. Protecting the Rights of Temporary Migrant Workers: Ideals versus Reality Martin Ruhs

Part VII: The Global Challenge of Temporary Labour Migration: Regulatory Responses and Possibilities

15. Roles for Workers and Unions in Regulating Labour Recruitment in Mexico Jennifer Gordon

16. Decent Labour Standards in Corporate Supply Chains: The Immokalee Workers Model James J Brudney 17. Reducing Worker-Paid Migration Costs Philip Martin

18. Temporary Labour Migration and Workplace Rights in Australia: Is Effective Enforcement Possible? Rosemary Owens

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