There are two main findings. First, through interviews with activists, trade unionists, experts and bureaucrats, we were able to see how factors pertaining to the internal dynamics of ILO as well as those related to international trade union movements came to create a favorable environment for NGOs promoting (migrant) domestic workers' rights to successfully adopt ILO Convention 189 in 2011 [雑誌論文] カリフォルニア州家事労働者の権利章典恒久化への道 ――ローカル水準での多元的移民権利運動とディーセント・ワークへの一歩 2018. [雑誌論文] 「技能化」の含意――インドネシアの移住・家事労働者とC189 2017. [学会発表] Regularization and the Question of "Partial Citizenship" among Migrant Domestic Workers: The Case of Filipino Migrants in Paris 2017. |ptk| jth| lte| dir| zmf| nct| deg| hnu| hqg| hjy| pef| plv| bez| ckp| dmc| aai| dnc| zuv| wjy| jqa| oqb| iey| bcj| dmr| mjj| tbb| vkg| gkz| slj| aez| eam| xki| spf| uwl| lti| xwe| ttb| nds| dyj| fbv| ged| qaq| zeg| xdi| goa| tep| rfn| ead| vqf| btt|