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The Gender Pay Gap in European Legal History - Italy and the EU

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Location:

Teaching Room 01,
Old College

Date/time

Wed 6 March 2024
13:00 - 14:00

About this event

In 1948, Italy introduced the principle of equal pay for men and women into its Constitution (Article 37), ahead of most other European countries. In 1957 the European Economic Community included the same principle in the Treaty of Rome (Article 119). The aim of this presentation is to understand why Italy was the first Member State to introduce such a principle, by analysing the historical and cultural context in which the first equal pay claims were born, and secondly to understand how the subsequent EEC legislation interacted with the existing national rules.

About the speaker

Nina Cozzi - Doctoral Student, Max Planck Fellow Group

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