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International Institutions and Transnational Advocacy: The Case of the North American Agreement on Labour Cooperation
2008
Social Science Research Network
The North American Agreement on Labor Cooperation is studied as both a new type of arena for labor advocacy in North America, as well as a site that has fostered the emergence of new transnational networks of advocates. We locate our discussion in the context both of debates on the emergence and efficacy of 'soft law' in a diverse array of transnational contexts, a nascent literature on the globalization of public interest lawyering (PIL), as well as more long standing debates on transnational
doi:10.2139/ssrn.1262789
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