Labour as an International Problem: A Series of Essays Comprising a Short History of the International Labour Organisation and a Review of General Industrial Problems (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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Thus its occasional intervention to avert wars does not constitute the only, nor even the primary work of the League of Nations. If it is to justify its existence, its energies must be concentrated ceaselessly in helping to solve the vital, social and economic problems of our day which involve dangers to the domestic peace of every nation - dangers in some respects as disastrous and wasteful as the ravages of war. If the worth and promise of the League Of Nations to-day is judged by the actual achievements of the International Labour Office in this field of troubled potentialities during the Short time Since its inception, no thoughtful man will remain doubtful as to the usefulness of the League or take a hopeless View about its future.

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