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STUDIES
p. 6 Bénédicte Lavaud-Legendre (abstract)
New Information Technologies and the Organisation of Procuring – the Case of Gig prostitution

p. 18 Matthieu Chabannes (abstract)
Pension reforms in the Spanish and French recovery and resilience plans

p. 38 Valerie Kühn (abstract)
The «politico-legal» debate on teleworking in Germany: much ado about nothing?

THEMATIC CHAPTER
THE SOCIAL QUESTION IN THE TEST OF THE ENVIRONMENT
Coordination by Jérôme Porta, Professor, COMPTRASEC – University of Bordeaux

p. 50 Sébastien Parent (abstract)
Hope for Climate Justice in Labour Law in Quebec

p. 66 Vladimir Tobón Perilla (abstract)
The energy transition in Colombia: curtailing employment rights?

COMPARATIVE LABOUR CASE LAW
THE INTERFERENCE OF THE JUDGE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF THE COMPANY
Coordination by Gilles Auzero, Professor, COMPTRASEC – University of Bordeaux &
Allison Fiorentino, Lecturer, University of Rouen

p. 78 Matthew W. Finkin (abstract)
Managerial Prerogative and Collective Bargaining in the United States Supreme Court

p. 88 Simone Pietro Emiliani (abstract)
The decline of the principle of incontestability of the employer’s organisational choices in Italy

p. 100 Melda Sur (abstract)
The Judge and the Employer’s Management Powers in Turkey

p. 110 Benjamin Dabosville (abstract)
Court scrutiny of the economic grounds for dismissal. A comparison between France and Germany

INTERNATIONAL LABOUR CASE LAW
p. 122 Hugo Barretto Ghione (abstract)
Interaction, Appropriation and Complementarity of ILO Standards on Freedom of Association and Strike Action in Advisory Opinion OC 27/21 of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights

p. 130 Julieta Lobato (abstract)
The right to strike in the Inter-American System of Human Rights rights: the Extrabajadores case before the Inter-American of Human Rights (IACHR)

p. 138 María Gorrochategui Polo (abstract)
Collective Labour Rights and Gender in the Inter-American and European Human Rights Systems

COMPARATIVE LABOUR LAW LITERATURE
p. 152 G. Centamore and C. Lopes Scodro
Work, Space, and Law. The Emergence of a Legal Geography of Labour. Overview 2020-2022