Abstract
The construction of the Latin American and particularly Colombian labor dogma has been devoid of the inclusion of elements of incidence of the financial government in globalization in the post-Fordist normative production.
The thesis is centered as a central hypothesis, in the Verification of the demand in the XXI century for universalization of labor law that derives from the inefficiency of national construction to mitigate the effects of economic globalization.
Thus, the fordist national categories of origin are unable to ensure minimum standards of dignity of work and access to citizenship status. Adaptation means adapting to the context of disappearing borders.
The proposed law without borders towards new instruments of regulation, new subjects and new forms of justiciability that are imposed for the regulation of the leaks that derive from the mobility of capital.
The thesis is centered as a central hypothesis, in the Verification of the demand in the XXI century for universalization of labor law that derives from the inefficiency of national construction to mitigate the effects of economic globalization.
Thus, the fordist national categories of origin are unable to ensure minimum standards of dignity of work and access to citizenship status. Adaptation means adapting to the context of disappearing borders.
The proposed law without borders towards new instruments of regulation, new subjects and new forms of justiciability that are imposed for the regulation of the leaks that derive from the mobility of capital.
| Translated title of the contribution | Labour law in post-Fordism. The project of universal regulation in economic globalization |
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| Original language | Spanish |
| Place of Publication | Bogotá |
| Publisher | Universidad del Rosario |
| Number of pages | 340 |
| ISBN (Electronic) | 978-958-767-450-7, 978-958-738-572-4 |
| ISBN (Print) | 978-958-738-571-7 |
| State | Published - Jan 30 2015 |
