Navigating Interconnected Social Justice

1. Introduction.- 2. Reconsidering Territoriality in Employment Law.- 3. Social Movements, Social Participation and Social Interest Litigation: An Essay.- 4. Between status and labour law: collective agreements in early twentieth-century Finland.- 5. Wage Coordination in Finland – from income policy agreements to statutory wage coordination.- 6. Between Progress and Reduction: Promotion of Collective Bargaining and the Principle of Non-Regression under the Adequate Minimum Wage Directive.- 7. Preventing labour exploitation – is criminalization of wage theft a functioning tool?.- 8.- Social Justice: The Role of International Organizations.- 9.- The concept of sex discrimination under ILO Convention No. 111.- 10. Not Just Peanuts: Law and Imperial Failures.- 11. Introducing Multiple Citizenship in Ukraine: Challenges and Prospects in Private International Law.- 12.- Comparative Constitutional Justice: Judges as an Epistemic Community?.- 13.    The Concepts of Rule of Law and Legal Certainty in the European Union – Some Current Tensions.- 14.- Positioning Criminal Law Theory Today: A Nordic perspective.- 15.- Comparative Law – Still Waiting for Godot?.