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Basic information
Classification

Graduate Course

Timetable Slot
3J394(Assoc：4J034、3J764)
CodeCourse title

ELS-M Lecture (Labour Market
Regulations: ILO versus EU)(Assoc：
Special Course, ELS Lecture (LabourMarket Regulations: ILO versus EU)、
ELS-D Lecture (Labour MarketRegulations: ILO versus EU))

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Instructor
Syllabus form

Grade Level
Lecturecategory

1･2
2nd semester

Day・Period

Other

TAKAHASHI Hiroshi

Credit(s)1.0lecture

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Detailed information
Lesson topicGlobalization and the COVID-19 pandemic are completely changing the world in which we live. In
this new scenario, the main question to be answered from the labor law perspective is how toreach a balance between labor rights and economic interests. The International
Labour Organization (ILO) – at the international level – and the European Union, at thesupranational level, are trying to answer that question using different tools. The aim of thiscourse is to teach students about the similarities and differences in terms of the two approaches.

Lesson target

Course objectives include the following:- analyzing the sources of the ILO and EU;- understanding the challenges faced by the ILO and EU in order to balance economic interests
with social needs;- applying the examined legal tools to the main global issues: discrimination, migration, unionism,and labor conditions; and- developing students’ critical thinking skills.
By the end of the course, students should:- have advanced knowledge of the ILO and EU,- be able to identify and analyze the legal issues related to the topic,- conduct basic research on the topic, and- think about the topic critically.

Syllabus andplan

Seven lectures will be delivered for the period February 14–18, as follows: February 15 and 17,(3:10–6:30 p.m.); February 14, 16, and 18 (5:00–6:30 p.m.). After dealing with the structure of
the ILO and EU and pointing out their interactions, we will analyze the main sources of both theILO and EU related to discrimination, unionism, migration, and labor conditions in order to stressdifferences and similarities.
The topics and schedule may be adjusted depending on our progress.
The lessons will be recorded; therefore, students missing a class may watch it later.

Evaluation
methodStudents will be required to attend at least 60% of the classes to be able to sit for the exam.
The exam will be written and administered at the end of the course (more details will be given inclass).

Evaluation
baseline

Using the method stated above, grades will be determined in accordance with the degree towhich objectives are achieved.

Notice (include The course will be held via ZOOM (more details will be provided later). Students are encouraged
info. on related to keep their video cameras unless they experience technical difficulties. The detailed courseclass)syllabus, including lecture materials, will be distributed to students during the course.
Review andpreparation

The details will be announced during the first lesson.

Office hour・Contact
information

The office hours in February are as follows: February 21 (4:30–6:30 p.m.), February 24 (4:30–6:30 p.m.), February 25 (4:30–6:30 p.m.), and February 28 (4:00–6 p.m.).
Please feel free to contact me anytime at francesca.marinelli@unimi.it to arrange a different
date/time.

Message forstudent

Active participation of the students in class is encouraged.

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Text

Rules of the Game: An Introduction to the Standards-Related Work of the International Labour
OrganizationRules of the game: an introduction to the standards-related work of the International
Labour Or / ILO : International Labour Office ,2019 ,ISBN:9789221321859

Reference
Material

The EU. What It Is and What It Does / European Union : https://op.europa.eu/webpub/com/euwhat-it-is/en/ ,2020 ,ISBN:Classroom
Language

EnglishKeywords

Labour Rights, Trade Liberalisation, Globalisation

ILO
Reference URL The Court of Justice of the European Union
European Union

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Instructor

Department

TAKAHASHI Hiroshi

Graduate School of Law

Michela Riminucci

Graduate School of Law

FRANCESCA MARINELLI

Graduate School of Law