The International Labour Review and the ILO: Milestones in a shared history

an editorial by Patrick Bollé published in International Labour Review Volume 152 Number S1 (Special Supplement)

As the ILO [International Labour Organization] is approaching its 100^th anniversary, so is the International Labour Review.

By way of introduction to this retrospective Special Supplement, which reproduces a number of articles written for the Review by winners of the Nobel Peace Prize or the Nobel Prize for economics, the author looks back at the journal’s history, recalling its early days since the 1919 Treaty of Versailles, its subsequent development, broadening international readership and adaptation to the digital age.

He concludes with a brief presentation of the selected authors and their work, which is considered in the context of current research and debate.

Full text (PDF 122pp)

And in the spirit of being somewhat lazy here is the link to the full table of contents. All articles are freely available as PDF.

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