Article 37(2) of the ILO Constitution: Can an ILO Interpretive Tribunal End the Hegemony of International Trade Law?
By Justin Fraterman, February 8, 2012
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This article examines how tribunals organized under Article 37(2) of the ILO constitution could be a counter to the WTO dispute settlement system and an alternative to international trade law. The interplay of international labor and trade law is illustrative of the tensions in international law. An article 37(2) tribunal would likely have to contend with how its lack of enforcement power might reduce its effectiveness.
