Direitos humanos e comércio internacional: a cláusula social na omc e a observância aos direitos fundamentais dos trabalhadores das empresas multinacionais e reflexos no comércio internacional.

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Europe University of Atlantic > Teaching > Final Master Projects Cerrado Portugués A discussão no presente trabalho visa confrontar os direitos com uma análise de seus impactos nas relações dos direitos trabalhistas dentro do comércio internacional, levando em consideração a cláusula social nos tratados multilaterais do comércio. É um tema de profunda relevância, principalmente em se tratando de competitividade entre países, no que tange as relações de negócios internacionais. O estudo se aprofunda sobre a natureza jurídica e demais características dos direitos humanos sob um viés internacional, base para uma análise de como se relacionam nas determinações da OMC em empresas multinacionais dentro do mundo do trabalho. O estudo discute a estrutura e funcionamento das duas organizações internacionais envolvidas no tema – a Organização Internacional do Trabalho (OIT) e a Organização Mundial do Comercio (OMC), com destaque nos aspectos das condições de trabalho degradante nos países em desenvolvimento e como essas duas organizações se conversam entre si. A utilização da OMC como instrumento de efetividade no cumprimento dos Direitos Fundamentais dos trabalhadores em empresas multinacionais. A natureza e propósitos da pesquisa exigiu uma metodologia com abordagem interdisciplinar, relacionando o direito internacional, o direito do trabalho e as convenções e resoluções da Organização Internacional do Trabalho – OIT, na perspectiva dos Direitos Humanos. metadata Felipe Archangelo de Oliveira, Luis mail luisfelipe@archangeloadvogados.com.br (2022) Direitos humanos e comércio internacional: a cláusula social na omc e a observância aos direitos fundamentais dos trabalhadores das empresas multinacionais e reflexos no comércio internacional. Masters thesis, UNSPECIFIED.

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A discussão no presente trabalho visa confrontar os direitos com uma análise de seus impactos nas relações dos direitos trabalhistas dentro do comércio internacional, levando em consideração a cláusula social nos tratados multilaterais do comércio. É um tema de profunda relevância, principalmente em se tratando de competitividade entre países, no que tange as relações de negócios internacionais. O estudo se aprofunda sobre a natureza jurídica e demais características dos direitos humanos sob um viés internacional, base para uma análise de como se relacionam nas determinações da OMC em empresas multinacionais dentro do mundo do trabalho. O estudo discute a estrutura e funcionamento das duas organizações internacionais envolvidas no tema – a Organização Internacional do Trabalho (OIT) e a Organização Mundial do Comercio (OMC), com destaque nos aspectos das condições de trabalho degradante nos países em desenvolvimento e como essas duas organizações se conversam entre si. A utilização da OMC como instrumento de efetividade no cumprimento dos Direitos Fundamentais dos trabalhadores em empresas multinacionais. A natureza e propósitos da pesquisa exigiu uma metodologia com abordagem interdisciplinar, relacionando o direito internacional, o direito do trabalho e as convenções e resoluções da Organização Internacional do Trabalho – OIT, na perspectiva dos Direitos Humanos.

Item Type: Thesis (Masters)
Uncontrolled Keywords: Organização Mundial do Comércio, Organização Internacional do Trabalho, Cláusula Social, Direitos Trabalhistas, Comércio Internacional.
Subjects: Subjects > Social Sciences
Subjects > Teaching
Divisions: Europe University of Atlantic > Teaching > Final Master Projects
Date Deposited: 20 Nov 2023 23:30
Last Modified: 20 Nov 2023 23:30
URI: https://repositorio.uneatlantico.es/id/eprint/951

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