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PREFACE ••• 1 -111

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ••• 1V
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QiAPTER I IN·:rROW CTION

••• 1 - 48
(l) Objectives, Functions, Principal
Organs, a.na Tripartism of the
n.o 1 • 21
(2) The Standard-Setting Process-
Formula~ion, Adoption~ Implemen-
tation, Supervision, .i4'lex1b1l1 ty
end Rev1 s1on · 21 • 40
(3) Current Valldi ty of the Stand ard•
Setting Process end the Pr1nc1ple
of International Labour Legisla..
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CHAPTER II RAXIFICA£ION OF THE lLO CONVENTIONS

BY INDIA 49- 97
(1) Const1 tu tione.l Provisions rela-
ting to Ratification, Administra-
tive Procedure and Tripartite
Consul tat1ons 50 ... 58
(2) Statistical Analysis of Rat11'1ed
Conventions 58 ... 61
(3) Analysis of Ratified Conventions
vis-a-vis Indian Labour Laws 62- 88
~4) Evolution of Labour Legislation in
lnd.ie. 88- 95
CHAPTER lll SUCli~ S~CURlrY CONVENTIONS 98 ...131
(l) Measures adopted by the lLO and
Statistical Analys1S of Ratifi-
cation Fit"Ures 99 •102
(2) Analysis of- the Rat1t'1eci Conven.
tions and the Law and Practice
1n India 102•108
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(3) Analysis of Unratified Conventions

and the Factors .Account1ng .for Non-
ratification 109-125
(4) CUrrent Needs in the Field of
Social SeCl1r1 ty 125-129

CRAPTER IV MANPOWER PLANNING AND EMPLOIMENT

PROMOTION CONVENTiONS 132-159
(l) ILO• s Ground Work in the field of
Manpower Planning and Enployment
Promotion 133-138
(2) Analysis of conventions end their
Influence o~ National Law and
Practice 138•149
(3) Reinforcing the Standards .. :U.O
Strategy v1s.. a-via Indian Scene 149•157
CHAPTER V HUMAN RIGHTS CONVENTIONS
(l) Endeavours made by the ILO in the
F.ield of Human Rights 161·170
(aj Statistical Analysis of the Conven-
tions and the Position in India 170.174
(3) Analysis of Unratified Conventions--
F'actoors Accounting for Non...ratifioa...
tion 174-189
(4) Analysis of Ratified Conventions and
Difficulties EXperienced in Imple-
mentation 189-197

CHAPDR VI <X>N<l.USIONS 200.2U

J\PP ENDICES •••

I. Number of Conventions Ratified by
Asian Cou.ntri.es 212•213
II. Conventions Ratified by India 214-216
BIBLIOGR~HY
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