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fl-102	Conaghan, Joanne	Gender and the Idea of Labour Law	2014	20	.docx	application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document	6740	352	54	Arthurs’ conclusions on this matter are ambivalent, acknowledging at one and the same time both the historical specificity of labour law: ’Labour law’ is labour law because within a particular configuration of historical circumstances we choose to apply that particular taxonomical label to a body of rules, a cluster of professional practices, and a field of scholarship (ibid, 16) and its uniqueness and importance: Similarly, Brian Langille, in embracing an account of labour law anchored by a principle of maximizing human freedom, comments: This is an account which is much deeper and broader than the old received wisdom about the scope and purpose of labour law … if we see labour law as underwritten by the idea of human freedom, we not only have a set of reasons for traditional labour law – but also for non-contractual approaches to work relations (informality, for example) and for other non-traditional labour law subjects (unpaid work, education, child care, and so on (Langille 2011, 114).	cache/fl-102.docx	txt/fl-102.txt