New articles from Sunday 3 February 2019

Dear reader, Welcome to International Politics and Society! In 1919, the International Labour Organization (ILO) was founded to set international labour standards and promote social protection. As the organisation turns 100 this year, Thorben Albrecht, a member of its Commission on the Future of Work, spoke to us about the way in which the ILO can promote social justice in a globalised world of work. Thorben Albrecht highlights that the world of work will be changing due to digital technologies, new patterns of globalisation and evolving preferences of workers. That's why, as Bruno Dobrusin argues, organised labour needs a new strategy – and a better narrative. Send your tips and comments to editor(at)ips-journal.eu Join the discussion on twitter @ips_journal

Videos 'The world of work will be changing dramatically' Thorben Albrecht on how the International Labour Organization can promote social justice in a globalised world of work By Thorben Albrecht on 01 February 2019

Social democracy Rewriting the future of work In the age of automation, organised labour needs a new strategy – and a better narrative By Bruno Dobrusin on 09 January 2019