Innovatively linking actual implementation to ratification of
International Labour Office (ILO) Core Conventions, the author
develops a new method and uses unexploited data from the ILO's
supervisory system to rate the achievement of basic human rights in
the world of work - freedom of association and freedom from forced
labour, child labour and discrimination - for 159 countries during
the period 1985-2003. It will appeal to the human and labour rights
communities as well as to social scientists interested in
indicators or international relations.
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