“…a considered and complex assessment…a thoughtful analysis of the lessons which can be drawn on and provides an insight into the way forward.” – Naomi Cervin,
New Zealand Law Journal
“...introduces the reader to the primary sources and to the vast critical literature, and converts a daunting subject into an accessible one. This book is essential reading for anyone-academic, student, policy maker or activist-concerned with issues of labour law and globalisation.” – A.C.L. Davies,
Industrial Relations Journal, Vol 37, Issue 3
“...an encyclopedic work that is well written and readable…a must-read for the international labour lawyer..” – Reagan Walker,
International Trade Law and Regulation, Vol 12, Issue 2
“…likely to be a seminal text with a long shelf life, which will shape the thinking of a new generation of labour lawyers.” – K.D. Ewing, King's College, London,
Industrial Law Journal
“Le lecteur ne manquera pas de tirer profit de toute l'expérience acquise par l'auteur dans les diverses institutions qu'il a servies. Il trouvera ici les analyses pénétrantes, les critiques pertinentes et les prises de position lucides qui lui permettront de mieux comprendre le droit du travail de demain.” – Xavier Blanc-Jouvan,
Extrait de la Revue Internationale de Droit Comparé
“...an absolute pleasure to read..It truly deserves a prominent place in the library of any serious international labour lawyer, and more generally, of anyone who earnestly wishes to contribute to making today's unfolding transnational world a better place to live -for all.” – Jean-Michel Servais,
International Labour Review, vol.144
“…Hepple's 'Labour Laws and Global Trade' provides the most comprehensive map of transnational regulation produced to date…” – David M. Trubeck,
The American Journal of International Law, Vol 100