Titlebook: History of the International Labour Organisation; Antony Alcock Book 1971 Antony Alcock 1971 labour.organization.organizations

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Technical Assistance 1947–59e full Peace Conference, held at Paris in September 1946, the Powers had concentrated on political problems such as reparations and frontier changes. And in this time the ILO could do little but sit on the sidelines while its place in the international system was being decided.

暫時中止

The Seeds of Technical Assistanceut also to expand the range of its activities. If the thirties marked the decline of the ILO in Europe, and on the ILO’s concentration on international labour legislation, this was balanced by the beginning of the trend towards the universality in activities as well as membership enjoyed today.

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Flavouring

Origins of the ILOg, and to which the United Nations system is the most recent step, received its vital impulse from the commercial expansion and the cultural development of Europe that began at the end of the fifteenth century.

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The Establishment of the ILOmany to abandon hope of victory and to concentrate on avoiding surrender, but the fate of the Quadruple Alliance was sealed in September when the Allies resumed the offensive in the Balkans and in a few days provoked the collapse of Bulgaria.

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艱苦地移動

The ILO and Apartheid nations from Asia and the Middle East, by the end of the decade the process had been extended to the African continent. The sudden increase in the number of independent African nations from three in 1950 (the Union of South Africa, Liberia, Ethiopia) to twenty-three in 1960. was to have inevitable repercussions on world politics.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-01136-0labour; organization; organizations