Labour Law, Institutionalist Regulation and the Employing Organisation

作者: Andrew Frazer

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摘要: Labour law as an academic sub-discipline has been changing in response to developments the labour market and work relationships. Especially Australia, scholarship increasingly adopted a perspective of socially constitutive regulation. This approach draws on multidisciplinary field ‘new’ regulation studies. The adoption regulatory represents significant departure legal scholarship, since idea requires consideration social environment impact law, these dimensions have not particular concern traditional research.This paper examines new theory its application law. While some aspects studies recent Australian wider potential involved perspective, pluralist which sees embedded within imbued by institutions, yet realised. explores how such can be expanded focus employment relations employing organisations.

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