Elise Dermine is research fellow of the Belgian National Fund for Scientific Research, within the Université Catholique de Louvain (Belgium).Daniel Dumont is professor of social security law at the Université Libre de Bruxelles (Belgium).

• Contents: Elise Dermine/Daniel Dumont: Activation Policies for the Unemployed, the Right to Work and the Duty to Work: Which Interactions? – Fernand Tanghe: 1848 and the Question of the droit au travail. A Historical Retrospective – Renaat Hoop: Political-Philosophical Perspectives on the Duty to Work in Activation Policies for the Unemployed – Daniel Dumont: Activation Policies for the Unemployed in the United States: Work First – Diane Roman: Activation Policies for the Unemployed in France: «Social Debt» or «Poor Laws»? – Elise Dermine: Activation Policies for the Unemployed and the International Human Rights Case Law on the Prohibition of Forced Labour – Elise Dermine: Activation Policies for the Unemployed and the International Human Rights Case Law on the Right to a Freely Chosen Work – Jean-Michel Bonvin/Eric Moachon: Right to Work and Individual Responsibility in Contemporary Welfare States. A Capability Approach to Activation Policies for the Unemployed – Yannick Vanderborght: The Tensions of Welfare State Reform and the Potential of a Universal Basic Income – Philip Harvey: Securing the Right to Work and Income Security – Olivier De Schutter: Activation Policies for the Unemployed: Redefining a Human Rights Response.

Elise Dermine is research fellow of the Belgian National Fund for Scientific Research, within the Université Catholique de Louvain (Belgium).Daniel Dumont is professor of social security law at the Université Libre de Bruxelles (Belgium).

• Contents: Elise Dermine/Daniel Dumont: Activation Policies for the Unemployed, the Right to Work and the Duty to Work: Which Interactions? – Fernand Tanghe: 1848 and the Question of the droit au travail. A Historical Retrospective – Renaat Hoop: Political-Philosophical Perspectives on the Duty to Work in Activation Policies for the Unemployed – Daniel Dumont: Activation Policies for the Unemployed in the United States: Work First – Diane Roman: Activation Policies for the Unemployed in France: «Social Debt» or «Poor Laws»? – Elise Dermine: Activation Policies for the Unemployed and the International Human Rights Case Law on the Prohibition of Forced Labour – Elise Dermine: Activation Policies for the Unemployed and the International Human Rights Case Law on the Right to a Freely Chosen Work – Jean-Michel Bonvin/Eric Moachon: Right to Work and Individual Responsibility in Contemporary Welfare States. A Capability Approach to Activation Policies for the Unemployed – Yannick Vanderborght: The Tensions of Welfare State Reform and the Potential of a Universal Basic Income – Philip Harvey: Securing the Right to Work and Income Security – Olivier De Schutter: Activation Policies for the Unemployed: Redefining a Human Rights Response.

Elise Dermine is research fellow of the Belgian National Fund for Scientific Research, within the Université Catholique de Louvain (Belgium).Daniel Dumont is professor of social security law at the Université Libre de Bruxelles (Belgium).

• Contents: Elise Dermine/Daniel Dumont: Activation Policies for the Unemployed, the Right to Work and the Duty to Work: Which Interactions? – Fernand Tanghe: 1848 and the Question of the droit au travail. A Historical Retrospective – Renaat Hoop: Political-Philosophical Perspectives on the Duty to Work in Activation Policies for the Unemployed – Daniel Dumont: Activation Policies for the Unemployed in the United States: Work First – Diane Roman: Activation Policies for the Unemployed in France: «Social Debt» or «Poor Laws»? – Elise Dermine: Activation Policies for the Unemployed and the International Human Rights Case Law on the Prohibition of Forced Labour – Elise Dermine: Activation Policies for the Unemployed and the International Human Rights Case Law on the Right to a Freely Chosen Work – Jean-Michel Bonvin/Eric Moachon: Right to Work and Individual Responsibility in Contemporary Welfare States. A Capability Approach to Activation Policies for the Unemployed – Yannick Vanderborght: The Tensions of Welfare State Reform and the Potential of a Universal Basic Income – Philip Harvey: Securing the Right to Work and Income Security – Olivier De Schutter: Activation Policies for the Unemployed: Redefining a Human Rights Response.