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STUDIES
p. 6 Liuhuang Li-chuan
Circular migration in question: a review of migrant worker rights in Taiwan – Abstract

p. 16 Victoria Rodriguez-Rico Roldan
Spanish Health Reform and Changes In Health Insurance Coverage: Some Critical Considerations – Abstract

p. 26 Francisco Villanueva
Defining the level of collective bargaining in Peru: A singular process of appropriation by the Constitutional Court
of decisions made by the ILO Committee on Freedom of Association – Abstract

p. 40 Yannick Pagnerre
A comparative study of co-employment – Abstract

RELIGIOUS CONVICTIONS IN THE WORKPLACE: NATIONAL VARIATIONS ON A PROTECTION PRINCIPLE
p. 50 Philippe Auvergnon
Freedom but…: Outline of a comparative approach to the expression of religious convictions in the workplace
(Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Great Britain, the Netherlands, Senegal) – Abstract

p. 64 Lucy Vickers
Expression of Religious Convictions in the Workplace in Great Britain – Abstract

p. 74 Titia Loenen
Principled pluralism’under pressure: The Dutch approach to expressions of religion in the workplace – Abstract

p. 84 Dominique Allen
Workplace Discrimination on the Basis of Religious Conviction: An Australian Perspective – Abstract

p. 92 Urwana Coiquaud and Isabelle Martin
The expression of religious convictions at work: freedom of religion and the duty to accommodate in Canada – Abstract

COMPARATIVE LABOUR CASE LAW – Coordonated by Allison Fiorentino
p. 106 Employment case law and international law: complementarity or hostility? – Abstract

p. 120 The Fantastic Existence of the Principle of Favor. Often Evoked, Hardly implemented – Abstract

INTERNATIONAL LEGAL NEWS
p. 130 Argentina – 2nd semester
p. 132 Australia – 1st semester
p. 134 Czech Republic – 2nd semester
p. 136 Hungary – 1st semester
p. 138 Italy – 2nd semester
p. 140 Lithuania – 1st semester
p. 142 Romania – 2nd semester
p. 144 Serbia – 1st & 2nd semesters
p. 148 Slovenia – 1st semester
p. 150 South Africa – 2nd semester
p. 152 The Netherlands – 1st semester
p. 154 United Kingdom – 1st semester
p. 156 United Nation Organization 1st & 2nd semesters
p. 160 United States of America – 1st & 2nd semesters

RETROSPECTIVE OVERVIEW OF 2015 COMPARATIVE LABOUR LAW LITERATURE
p. 168 Marialauria Birgillito, Matteo Borzaga and Manuel Antonio Garcia-Muños Alhambra – Full text article