The working papers of the Turin School of Development are part of a wider effort by the International Training Centre of the ILO to improve the development policy dialogue through wide dissemination of the research findings of its staff, Master students, partner institutions, and external collaborators. Papers are selected for publication on the basis of originality, technical soundness, and policy relevance.
WP No. 11, Collective bargaining and collective agreements in Africa by Tavonga Jordan Zvobgo
WP No. 10, Size and profile of the working poor in Chile by Fidel Bennett Ramos
WP No. 9, Determinants of child and adolescent labour in Chile by Francesca Bonomelli Carrasco
WP No. 8, Gender differences in time allocation: Evidence from Rwanda by Olivier Habimana
WP No. 7, Letters of intent in modern commercial transactions: Looking at the past to improve the future by Elena Tironi
WP No. 6, The consent of a state to international investment arbitration: Insights on the Venezuelan case by Viviana Figoli Padrón
WP No. 5, Comparative analysis of sources of growth in Tanzania, Uganda, and Kenya: A growth accounting approach by Mafutah D. Bunini
WP No. 4, Italian top paid workers: Gender disparities in careers and earnings by Elena Villar
WP No. 3, An analysis of labour market returns to education in Vietnam: Evidence from the National Labour Force Survey 2012 by Dung Tien Nguyen
WP No. 2, The impact of labour market institutions on foreign direct investment: Evidence from South America by Agustín Velásquez