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English Electronic Edition E Equality, Inequalities, Discriminations: R É Ompa C Oni C IALE C IN THIS IssUE O S ITÉ R STUDIES U C É Yaelsy Lafita Cobas S Self-employment in Cuba. Remarks on its regulation in the Cuban Labour Code LA Nouri Mzid DE Fundamental social rights’ insertion in the new Tunisian Constitution: an efficiency being tested ET F. Villanueva, D. Crespo-Villarreal, S. Bernstein, J. Hanley, J. Gravel and E. Ostiguy Temporary foreign workers in Quebec: not quite paradise AVAIL Ljubinka KovaČević R T REVUE Development of employment relationship concept in the law of Serbia: From authentic self-management concept to late (re)affirmation of the contractual concept DU Frédéric Paré and Gilles Trudeau É R Why Right-to-Work Laws in the United States? DITION ENGLISH ELECTRONIC EDITION E C EQUALITY, INEQUALITIES, DISCRIMINATIONS: OMPA C ONI R T INTERDISCIPLINARY DIALOGUE ATTEMPT OF LEGAL AND QUANTITATIVE KNOWLEDGE OIT C DITION R DE ROIT OMPARÉ D C LE D Jérôme Porta and Christophe Bergouignan E DE Foreword H Debbie Collier S From apartheid to affirmative action: an overview of equality law in the South African workplace DU RAVAIL EVUE T 15/3 NGLI E R Supriya Routh E The Constitution’s Step Children: Workers and Equality before Law Dominique Meurs 20 ET DE LA SÉCURITÉ SOCIALE Measuring discriminations: economists’ approaches COMPARATIVE LABOUR CASE LAW Allison Fiorentino (coord.) THE STRIKE AND THE JUDGE: BETWEEN DISTRUST AND PROTECTION CTRONIC EMPLOYER’S IMPLIED DUTIES AND JUDICIAL CREATION: CONTRASTING EXAMPLES IN COMPARATIVE LAW E 15/3 INTERNATIONAL LEGAL NEWS L Argentina / Australia / Bulgaria / Czech Republic / Hungary / Israel / Italy / Lithuania / Romania / Serbia / Slovenia 20 STUDIES / South Africa / The Netherlands / Turkey / United Kingdom / United Nation Organization / United States of America THEMATIC CHAPTER: Equality, Inequalities, Discriminations. RETROSPECTIVE OVERVIEW OF 2014 COMPARATIVE LABOUR LAW LITERATURE Matteo Borzaga and Eva Maria Hohnerlein E Interdisciplinary dialogue attempt of legal and quantitative knowledge COMPARATIVE LABOUR CASE LAW 70 euros ISSN 2262-9815 INTERNATIONAL LEGAL NEWS NGLISH COMPTRASEC E RETROSPECTIVE OVERVIEW OF 2014 COMPARATIVE LABOUR LAW LITERATURE COMPTRASEC - UMR 5114 - CNRS - UNIVERSITÉ DE BORDEAUX COMPTRASEC - UMR 5114 - CNRS - UNIVERSITÉ DE BORDEAUX REVUE The Revue de droit comparé du travail et de la sécurité REVUE sociale - English Electronic Edition is published ENGLISH ELECTRONIC EDITION COMPTRASEC, UMR 5114 CNRS (Université de Bordeaux). 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REVUE ENGLISH ELECTRONIC EDITION DE DROIT COMPARÉ DU RAVAIL T 15/3 20 ET DE LA SÉCURITÉ SOCIALE COMPTRASEC - UMR 5114 - CNRS - UNIVERSITÉ DE BORDEAUX International Association of Labour Law Journals IALLJ The Revue de droit comparé du travail et de la sécurité sociale - English Electronic Edition is a member of the « International Association of Labour Law Journals », a network for exchanging publications and ideas, as well as legal and economic developments. The others members of the association are: Análisis Laboral (Peru) Arbeit und Recht (Germany) Australian Journal of Labor Law (Australia) Bulletin on Comparative Labour Relations (Belgium) Canadian Labour and Employment Law Journa (Canada) Comparative Labor Law & Policy Journal (United States of America) Diritti lavori mercati (Italy) Europäische Zeitschrift für Arbeitsrecht : EuZA (Germany) European Labour Law Journal (Belgium) Giornale di Diritto del lavoro e relazioni industriali (Italy) Industrial Law Journal (United Kingdom) Industrial Law Journal (South Africa) International Journal of Comparative Labour Law and Industrial Relations (Netherlands) International Labour Review (ILO) Japan Labor Review (Japan) Labour Society and Law (Israel) Lavoro e Diritto (Italy) Pécs Labor Law Review (Hungary) Relaciones Laborales (Spain) Revista de Derecho Social (Spain) Revue de Droit du Travail (France) Temas Laborales (Spain) Zeitschrift für ausländisches und internationales Arbeits - und Sozialrecht (Germany) 2015/3 CONTENTS STUDIES p. 6 Yaelsy Lafita Cobas Self-employment in Cuba. Remarks on its regulation in the Cuban Labour Code p. 16 Nouri Mzid Fundamental social rights' in the new Tunisian Constitution: an efficiency being tested p. 24 Francisco Villanueva, Daniel Crespo-Villarreal, Stéphane Bernstein, Jill Hanley, Sylvie Gravel and Emmanuelle Ostiguy Temporary foreign workers
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