Political Resolutions in the International Labor Organization: The Experience since 1964

12 April 2005

journal article
Published by Consortium Erudit in Relations Industrielles / Industrial Relations

Vol. 36 (3) , 499-529
https://doi.org/10.7202/029179ar

Abstract

This paper examines the difficulty in defining a "political resolution"; it analyzes the increased use of political resolutions in the ILO, and discusses various attempts made to restrain their use and minimize their disruptive influence.

Keywords

RESOLUTIONS
ATTEMPTS
RESTRAIN
DIFFICULTY
MADE
ILO
DISRUPTIVE
MINIMIZE
LABOR ORGANIZATION

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