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Ms Natalia Delgado LLB, LLM, PhD Candidate

Lecturer in Employment and Gender Discrimination Law

Natalia Delgado is a Lecturer in Employment and Gender Discrimination Law at Southampton Law School within the University of Southampton.

Natalia obtained her LLB and qualified as a barrister in Argentina and graduated with a Master's in International and European Law from the University of Geneva. Natalia is currently finishing her PhD at Birkbeck Law School, University of London. Her doctoral research specifically deals with the manner in which World Trade Organization, the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund have conceptualized labour and labour law since the 1970s.

She has a background working with trade unions, union federations and the SafeWork Programme, ACTRAV and COOP within the International Labour Organization in Geneva. Prior to joining Southampton Law School, Natalia taught in Birkbeck Law School and the School of Law at The University of Manchester.

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Centre for Law, Policy and Society (CLPS)

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Stefan Cross Centre for Women, Equality and Law

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Research interests

International Labour Law

International Economic Law

Critical legal theory

Political Economy

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Articles

Delgado, N. (Accepted/In press). Towards work liberalization: The WTO discourse on labour standards and policy. International Journal of Comparative Labour Law and Industrial Relations, 35(4).
Delgado, N. (2016). Supreme Court of Argentina expands recognition of freedom of association. International Union Rights , 8-9.

Book Chapter

École doctorale (2018). Essai de synthèse du colloque. In P. Musso, & A. Supiot (Eds.), Qu'est-ce qu'un régime de travail réellement humain? (Colloque de Cerisy). Paris: Editions Hermann.

Conferences

Delgado, N. (2017). Le droit du travail du point de vue des organisations économiques internationales. Paper presented at Colloque du Collège International de Philosophie : Les normes du droit du travail : approche interdisciplinaire. , Paris, France.
Delgado, N. (2017). Mapping objections to Labour Law. Paper presented at Tenth Seminar for young researchers on European Labour Law and Social Law, Amsterdam, .
Delgado, N. (2017). Postmodernity and Labour Law. Paper presented at Law School, Institute for Global Law and Policy. Asian Regional Workshop, , Bangkok, Thailand.
Delgado, N. (2017). The centrality of work for society & labour law. Sciences Po Doctoral Program of Law, Paris, France., Paris, France.
Delgado, N., & Kivotidis, D. (2017). The role of law and the state in emancipatory processes. Paper presented at 14th Historical Materialism Annual Conference, London, United Kingdom.
Delgado, N., & Iossa, A. (2017). Workers' self-management, ideology & labour law: from utopia to neoliberal practices. Paper presented at Labour Law Research Network Conference, Toronto, Canada.
Delgado, N. (2016). Body and labour power, a legal dissociation. Paper presented at Thirteenth Historical Materialism Annual Conference. SOAS., London, United Kingdom.
Delgado, N. (2016). The new men and women at work. Contributions of Guevara’s thought. Paper presented at International Colloquium on Legacies of the Tricontinental., Coimbra, Portugal.

Report

Delgado, N., Dorion, C., & Laliberte, P. (2014). Job preservation through worker cooperatives. An overview of international experiences and strategies. International Labour Organization.

Employment Law

Equality at Work

Foundations of Contract Law

Public Law

Ms Natalia Delgado
Southampton Law School, Building 4 University of Southampton Highfield Southampton SO17 1BJ UK

Room Number: 4/2021

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